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1 4|   this sickness from which human society suffers so sorely,
2 4|   or done; they assist the human faculties in a marvellous
3 4| counsel; the activities of human life, being in unison with
4 4|   concise similitude: "The human mind, like water, when shut
5 4|    understand the value of human life devoted to the service
6 4|   true peace for which the human mind longingly thirsts;
7 4| now, in this our age, when human society is in so much need
8 6| the most turbulent ages of human society men athirst for
9 7|   so bitterly troubled the human family, after so many wounds