ic action justifies a guess that there may be other and more marked
| examples in the universe of the triadic pattern.  No sooner is the guess
| made than instances swarm upon us amply verifying it, and refuting the
| agnostic position;  while others present new problems for our study.
| With the refutation of agnosticism, the agnostic is shown to be
| a superficial neophyte in philosophy, entitled at most to
| an occasional audience on special points, yet infinitely
| more respectable than those who seek t