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science and each group of sciences upon
others after the manner of Comte or
Charles Burdin, or whoever it was that made that wonderful
discovery.

All human lives separate themselves and
segregate themselves into three grand groups
whose members understand one another in a general way but
can for the life of them understand sympathetically
the pursuits & aims of the others. The
first group consists of the devotees of enjoyment
who devote themselves to earning their bread
& eating as fine bread as they can and who
seek the higher enjoyments of themselves and
their fellows. This is the largest and most
necessary class. The second group despise