P. S.--Paley observes that "we should never suffer what we know to be disturbed by what we know not." And Butler remarks nearly the same when he says, "If a _truth_ be established, _objections_ are nothing. The one is founded on our _knowledge_, and the other on our _ignorance_." (See Jay's Autobiography, p. 170.)
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