Truth suffers herself to be won. She flirts at times disgracefully. Above all, she is determined to be merited, and has naught but contempt for the man who will win her too quickly.


Popular Scientific Lectures, On the Causes of Harmony (p. 45), The Open Court Publishing Company. 1898


Truth suffers herself to be won. She flirts at times disgracefully. Above all, she is determined to be merited, and has naught but contempt for the...

Truth suffers herself to be won. She flirts at times disgracefully. Above all, she is determined to be merited, and has naught but contempt for the...

Truth suffers herself to be won. She flirts at times disgracefully. Above all, she is determined to be merited, and has naught but contempt for the...

Truth suffers herself to be won. She flirts at times disgracefully. Above all, she is determined to be merited, and has naught but contempt for the...