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was written before the humane was divorced from the human,) derives most of its illuminating definitions from the same practice. Aristotelianism had a tinge of it derived from Socrates; while [the monstrous errors of Descartes and all his star multitudinous progrency mark his, and all their, blindness to light of this color. But this particluar recognition of the light, this fliniging often of the curtains which agnesticism and John Allen's individualistic nominalism has needlessly drawn , was originally the act of very humble hands. It was in the early seventies that a [knot?] of us young men, calling ourselves semi-ironically, semi-defiantly the "metaphysical Club,' use to meet, sometime in my study in Old Cambridge, sometimes in William James's. It may be that some of our old confederates would not care to have such wild oat sowings publicly remembered