C. I admit it. Science is all head—she has no heart at all.

F. You are right. But a man of science may be a man of other things

besides science, and though he may have, and ought to have no heart

during a scientific investigation, yet when he has once come to a

conclusion he may be hearty enough in support of it, and in his other

capacities may be of as warm a temperament as even you can desire.

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