Maxa Miani's Aversion to Christianity and Hitler's Priestess

Maxa Miani was very good in school. Her favorite writer was a 19th century French poet named Charles Lacont de Lyle. His romantic colors were always tinged with somber pessimism strongly appealed to Maxa Miani. He regarded all religious symbols as fragments of a divine truth, but the perfusion of faiths over time convinced him of the relative value and ultimate vanity of every doctrine.