42

37

to add the column an eleventh time would be quite purposeless.
In a strict theoretical sense, it is not certain that twice two are four, since it is conceivable that a blunder that might occur once has occured everytime the addition has been performed.

Now, ladies and gentlemen, I think you will agree that the defendent argument is a throughly bad one, and in particular that question of what is good of whether the mind approves it or not, but is a question of fact.
A method that tends to carry us towards the truth more speedily than we would otherwise progress is good; a method that has a tendency to carry us away from the truth is utterly bad whether we approve of it or not, although I hope you will agree with me in this, I shall only applaud you if you feel a certain hesitation owing to its not been apparent what past feeling plays either in the process of moral control or in the process