‎a Change Of Work Is The Best

Our Ideas Must Be As Broad As Nature If They Are To Interpret Nature.

Anything Seems Commonplace, Once Explained.

It Is Not Really Difficult To Construct A Series Of Inferences, Each Dependent Upon Its Predecessor And Each Simple In Itself. If, After Doing So, One Simply Knocks Out All The Central Inferences And Presents One's Audience With The Starting-point And The Conclusion, One May Produce A Startling, Though Perhaps A Meretricious, Effect.

The Setting Is A Worthy One, If The Devil Did Desire To Have A Hand In The Affairs Of Men.

Steel True, Blade Straight.