Thus We Have Given To Man A

Mathematics Seems To Endow One With Something Like A New Sense.

We Are Optimists, Until We Are Not.

I Ought, Or I Ought Not, Constitute The Whole Of Morality.

To Suppose That The Eye, With All Its Inimitable Contrivances For Adjusting The Focus To Different Distances, For Admitting Different Amounts Of Light, And For The Correction Of Spherical And Chromatic Aberration, Could Have Been Formed By Natural Selection, Seems, I Freely Confess, Absurd In The Highest Possible Degree.

Man Is Developed From An Ovule, About 125th Of An Inch In Diameter, Which Differs In No Respect From The Ovules Of Other Animals.