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Take Thales,c first of natural philosophers; what certain word had he for Croesus who asked him about godhead,'and all those adjournments conceded to him for reflexion were in vain? But God'there is no Christian working-man but finds God, shows Him, assigns to Him in actual deed all that is sought for in God; though Plato affirms that the maker of the universe is not easy to be found, and, when found, he is hard to declare to all men.
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