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O.12

always sought the truth which I [had] not already found; and certainly I carry self-criticism almost to the point at which it would become a craze.

I will now describe the Neglected Argument, not in the form it might take in the rudest mind, but as an ordinary man of intelligence might form it. He would begin by contemplating the three universes of minds, matter, and Ideas (when I thus "capitalize" this word, as we say in this country, I shall mean it in the sense of what may be made the substance of

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