Robert Smith: Different views of the same truths are seldom disagreeable to men of taste, and are equally useful to beginners with the

Different views of the same truths are seldom disagreeable to men of taste, and — Robert Smith

Different views of the same truths are seldom disagreeable to men of taste, and are equally useful to beginners with the writings of different authors upon the same subject.

Robert Smith

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