er what is within him. uttering his inner self. Perhaps he Our psychological professor then says : "Ah ! — excuse me — but just will say : "An analogy merely, that proves nothing." Let our reply be: what do you mean by that state- "The invisible things of God, from ment?" and his tone says more… … of the child who, having played with a hinged ball for some time, turned to his teacher and said : "I knew that apples had seeds inside of them, but I never knew that halls had comers "forms of l^eauty" are no longer con- inside of them!" and of the rejoinder fined to the few examples that Froe- of…
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