do offer with earnest congratulations and my loving greetings, these
fragmentary thoughts of

AMMYEETIS.




Our revered Emerson loaned his Plato to a neighbor. Meeting him some
time afterward he said to him: "How did you like Plato?" "Very much,"
the farmer answered, "very much indeed. I see he has a great many of
my idees." And so, my readers--if there be such--there may be herein
set forth some of your own familiar thoughts which you may not have
found opportunity to express in such guise as appears in this small
book.




CONTENTS.


No New Thing
Evolution
Slowness of Evolution
The Work of Nature
A New Science
World Making
Imperfections Revealed
World Origin