Aborigines of Van Diemen's Land, 1830-1840 - Page 104
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[Page 104]
and then make way for some one else to act the same part. The miseries of human life of every description, and finally the pangs of death, can never be overbalanced by a mere sense of present existence. There must be something ulterior within the plan of the creator.
Lord Bacon said that little learning makes a man a Devil, and much learning a Christian, I should rather say that good common sense will make a man a christian, in preference to much learning, which later is often misapplied, and thrown away on inadequate objects.
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