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11025	Kingsley, Charles	Phaethon: Loose Thoughts for Loose Thinkers			.txt	text/plain	17931	1173	84	ascertained truth independent of the private fancy and opinion offor I am afraid it came to that-him, Professor Windrush, and his "But, my dear raver," said Templeton, laughing, "the man believed at "That, if a man does but believe a thing, he has a right to speak it "You seem like a man filled with the God, Socrates," said "No, by Zeus!" answered Alcibiades, laughing; "I fear thee, thou S. "As if, for instance, a man believing that Zeus loves him less believing that it is not a noble thing to speak out whatsoever a man S. "True; but it has been agreed already that the spirit of truth P. "Restrain the spirit of truth, Socrates?" S. "Or if a man believed things derogatory to the character of the S. "The man then who possesses the spirit of truth will see facts sure that man can find out truth, because God his Father and	./cache/11025.txt	./txt/11025.txt