Paradoxical philosophy : a sequel to the Unseen universe.

  • Balfour Stewart
Date:
1878
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Credit: Paradoxical philosophy : a sequel to the Unseen universe. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    some parts of it indeed with no little pleasure. I have not yet, however, quite made up my mind on the whole subject—so I shall defer it to another occasion/ Frede7'ick Fairbank.—There’s nothing in his postscript, but I think his letter is singularly expressive. You can read between the lines the writers quite naive expression of an affec- tion which he is not yet even aware of feeling. Mrs. Bemerton.—Of course. The moment I saw that letter I knew the little man’s case far better than he did himself. Well, he had a terrible time of it, poor fellow—but he is thoroughly happy now. Stephen Fairbank.—You forget, dear, that our friends are only beginning to learn his story. Here is a second letter from Sir Kenneth, which carries it more than a twelvemonth farther. Sir Kenneth M‘Kelpie to Stephen Fairbank. ‘ Strathkelpie Castle, March 5, 1878. ‘ My dear Fairbank,—You know, of course, that our orood friend the Doctor has been for o
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