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As to whether we can fulfil the moral law, I should say hardly any

of us. Some of us are utterly incapable of fulfilling its plainest

dictates. As there are men born physically cripples, and intellectually

idiots, so there are some who are moral cripples and idiots, and can be

kept straight not even by punishment. For these people there is nothing

but shutting up, or extirpation.

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