HEAT AND COLD. 



of winning out. He followed the suggestion ; he won 

 out. Nature suggested to him by leaving him hungry. 

 Nature suggested to him by leaving him physically 

 incapable of contending with greater force. Nature 

 suggested to him by leaving him in danger of being 

 made food of by great animals. Nature suggested to 

 him by allowing him to see by the eyes given to him 

 by nature, the eating of his kind by carnivorous ani- 

 mals. Suggesting to him, you are next. Nature also 

 suggested the means of his tripping the powerful ani- 

 mal. Nature also suggested the means of his trapping 

 same. He looked, he thought, he acted the part of 

 the suggestion, and he won the battle. 



A great danger, when manifest, a great wrong, 

 when perpetrated, in any age of the world's history, 

 works the destruction of itself, by the means it sug- 

 gests in the brains of the victim, whom it forces to act 

 along the lines suggested by nature in the final crush- 

 ing. When the brain, or particles of matter that 

 rounded out the foregoing conclusions in this para- 

 graph, has been liberated within the elements, and the 

 elements a million times transformed. Still the truth 

 of the conclusion shall remain untarnished, y/hile 

 backed by the experience of ages. 



This period in the development of man, when he 

 was confronted with the great droves of carnivorous 

 animals, forced man to commune with man in the 

 general battle of preservation of mankind. He had 

 to act in conjunction with his fellowman in order to 

 preserve self. It was nature's method of uniting man- 



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