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-sense which, rejecting all processes of intellectual ratiocination and methods of proofs to the understanding leaps toward finalities in the instant of its birth, and trusts here, and doubts there, with a tenacity and hardihood that nothing can repel? We say they are instincts, intentions, and so forth. But what are these latter? God's whispers in the soul? Perhaps. I think so; I believe so; wherefore, as I said, I come to you for comfort, seeing that my heart aches and I am lonely. Comfort me, therefore. I think there is a little child in my heart which not all the pain and passions and proud precipitance of a hot and ungoverned youth has wholly silenced the tender voice of. I sometimes think so; and tonight the child, homeless and aweary cries. They say a child's