Dick (1851)-all searchers after knowledge of the world.
In "The Great Dark," Mark Twain suggests the inability of reason to comprehend the universe. We humans, Henry Edwards somberly re- flects, take great pride in our powerful "mental equipment," but, in lucid moments, "we see that intellectually we are no great things" and that "our best-built certainties are but sand-houses."
canvasCon "Gilbert Stuart's Portraits of Thomas Jef- ferson" bv David...