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2089	Huxley, Thomas Henry	On the Reception of the 'Origin of Species'			.txt	text/plain	9279	253	48	We have not even the excuse that, thirty years ago, Mr. Darwin was an obscure novice, who had no claims on our attention. Confession unaccompanied by penitence, however, affords no ground for mitigation of judgment; and the kindliness with which Mr. Darwin speaks of his assailant, Bishop Wilberforce (vol. ii.), is so striking an exemplification of his singular gentleness and modesty, that it rather increases one's indignation against the presumption of his critic.)	cache/2089.txt	txt/2089.txt
