Essay

1    1|     inborn human instincts, are merely the results of actions done
2    1|        being which, in fact, is merely a conflux of mind and matter,
3    1|     means employed. He does not merely go through life aimlessly;
4    1| enjoyment of wealth implies not merely its use for one's own happiness
5    1|    energy could be diverted not merely to outdoor games and sports,
6    1|        when they tend to arise, merely notice then, without allowing
7    4|     belittle their efforts, but merely to elucidate something of
8    4|     always much worse than when merely held by an individual, not
9    4|         The next step, then, is merely and simply to recognise