372 TRUE STUDY. 



nicate the result of his own experience to the 

 general store, and receive that of his fellows in 

 return ; and error would be exploded, and so would 

 silly and deceptive credulity, and scepticism equally 

 silly and deceptive ; for all men would see with 

 their own eyes, and believe from their own under- 

 standing ; and the heavens and the earth, in all 

 their fairness and in all their fulness, would be 

 every man's kingdom. That is a consummation 

 to which it is, perhaps, hopeless to look; but 

 every approach which can be made to it is an 

 addition to the happiness of man, and to the ra- 

 tional and true adoration and glory of man's 

 Almighty Maker. 





THE END, 



GILBERT & RIVINGTON, PRINTERS, ST. JOEIN*S SQUARE, LONDON. 



