We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but u — Charles Sanders Peirce
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We should chiefly depend not upon that department of the soul which is most superficial and fallible (our reason) but upon that department that is deep and sure which is instinct.

— Charles Sanders Peirce
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