Much Of The Insensibility And

But The Paradox Is Here: When Cultivated People Do Stay Away From A Certain Portion Of The Population, When All Social Advantages Are Persistently Withheld, It May Be For Years, The Result Itself Is Pointed To As A Reason And Is Used As An Argument For The Continued Withholding.

No One So Poignantly Realizes The Failures In The Social Structure As The Man At The Bottom, Who Has Been Most Directly In Contact With Those Failures And Has Suffered Most.

Perhaps Nothing Is So Fraught With Significance As The Human Hand.

When The Entire Moral Energy Of An Individual Goes Into The Cultivation Of Personal Integrity, We All Know How Unlovely The Result May Become; The Character Is Upright, Of Course, But Too Coated Over With The Result Of Its Own Endeavor To Be Attractive.

Our Conceptions Of Morality, As All Our Other Ideas, Pass Through A Course Of Development; The Difficulty Comes In Adjusting Our Conduct, Which Has Become Hardened Into Customs And Habits, To These Changing Moral Conceptions. When This Adjustment Is Not Made, We Suffer From The Strain And Indecision Of Believing One Hypothesis And Acting Upon Another.