We show later that Mr. Spencer, relying on a single isolated sentence in Brough Smyth, omits all his essential information about the Australian Supreme Being; while Mr. Huxleyoverlooking the copious and conclusive evidence as to their ethical religioncharges the Australians with having merely a non-moral belief in casual spirits.

And it seems questionable whether we have enough formal "belief" nowadays to allow of such a story appearing as solid and as vividly credible as epic poetry needs.

This is precisely my own belief.

scarcely any belief in pleasure; at least in his later years, of which alone, on this point, I can speak confidently.