It includes, doubtless, 'a farrago of contradictions;' but so, also, does the Finiteand so, also, do the actual manifestations of the real, concrete universe, which manifestations constitute a portion of the Finite.

I have asked myself whether perchance I had the right to remain silent, whilst they poured their farrago of nonsense into your ear.

To keep it back, to delay sending it, till he had recollected all this farrago of nonsenseconfound his wisdom of nations, if so much of it is to be scraped together, in disgrace of itself, to make one egregious simpleton!