Excerpt from William James

If, for our part, we can make no pre tensions to give new life to the fine image of William James, let us at least try to observe some features of his physiognomy, above all, let us yield ourselves gladly to the vivid impression which his personality of itself produced upon everyone who came in contact with it, so that we may communi cate with him sympathetically and by that means in some measure read his inward soul.

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