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A Cultivated Man, Wise To Know And Bold To Perform, Is The End To Which Nature Works.

Any Extraordinary Degree Of Beauty In Man Or Woman Involves A Moral Charm.

Men Do What Is Called A Good Action, As Some Piece Of Courage Or Charity, Much As They Would Pay A Fine In Expiation Of Daily Non-appearance On Parade. Their Works Are Done As An Apology Or Extenuation Of Their Living In The World. I Do Not Wish To Expiate, But To Live. My Life Is Not An Apology, But A Life.

Nor Sequent Centuries Could Hitorbit And Sum Of Shakespeare's Wit.

Great Believers Are Always Reckoned Infidels, Impracticable, Fantastic, Atheistic, And Really Men Of No Account. The Spiritualist Finds Himself Driven To Express His Faith By A Series Of Skepticisms.