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Page 89
... believe in the least that either the body of H. G. Wells or his personality is immortal , but I do believe that the growing process of thought , knowledge , and will of which we are parts , of which I am a part , and of which you are a ...
... believe in the least that either the body of H. G. Wells or his personality is immortal , but I do believe that the growing process of thought , knowledge , and will of which we are parts , of which I am a part , and of which you are a ...
Page 192
... believe that no discovery of fact , however trivial , can be wholly useless to the race , and that no trumpeting of false- hood , however virtuous in intent , can be anything but vicious . I believe that all government is evil , in that ...
... believe that no discovery of fact , however trivial , can be wholly useless to the race , and that no trumpeting of false- hood , however virtuous in intent , can be anything but vicious . I believe that all government is evil , in that ...
Page 231
... believe , but someone else does believe it - some pathetic ass . Thus every truth with any merit in it whatsoever is kept alive . As one crowd of be- lievers goes out , another comes in . To be thoroughly religious , one must , I believe ...
... believe , but someone else does believe it - some pathetic ass . Thus every truth with any merit in it whatsoever is kept alive . As one crowd of be- lievers goes out , another comes in . To be thoroughly religious , one must , I believe ...
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