Dialogue

 1 Intro|   writers, in their matter of fact way, have explained by the
 2 Intro|  words reconcileable with the fact that all mankind are agreed
 3 Intro|  hardness or softness, or the fact that this hardness is, and
 4 Intro|      that mind is all—when in fact he is going out of his mind
 5 Intro|     inductive philosophy. The fact therefore that such a science
 6 Intro| common use of language and in fact, they transform themselves,
 7 Intro|    nervous expression.~i. The fact that mental divisions tend
 8 Intro|  regarded as an ideal or as a fact, the highest part of man’
 9 Intro|   cannot be thus separated in fact. It goes back to the beginnings
10  Thea|       of any other thing. The fact is that in our ordinary