Natural Selection Acts Solely By Accumulating Slight

I Liked The Thought Of Being A Country Clergyman. Accordingly I Read With Care Pearson On The Creed And A Few Other Books On Divinity; And As I Did Not Then In The Least Doubt The Strict And Literal Truth Of Every Word In The Bible, I Soon Persuaded Myself That Our Creed Must Be Fully Accepted.

Nothing Can Be More Hopeless Than To Attempt To Explain This Similarity Of Pattern In Members Of The Same Class, By Utility Or By The Doctrine Of Final Causes.

Wherever The European Has Trod, Death Seems To Pursue The Aboriginal.

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

A Man's Friendships Are One Of The Best Measures Of His Worth.