ence, but &quot;our&quot;
| experience that has to be thought of;  and this &quot;us&quot; has
| indefinite possibilities.
|
|(Peirce, CP 5.402 note 2, 1893).    (044)

| Nevertheless, the maxim has approved itself to the writer, after
| many years of trial, as of great utility in leading to a relatively
| high grade of clearness of thought.  He would venture to suggest that
| it should always be put into practice with conscientious thoroughness,
| but that, when that has been done, and not before, a still 