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Chapter 8 of Science and Health 1910, Last edition authorized by Mary Baker Eddy. Please refer to SUBTITLE Text content below. 

  	    The clay cannot reply to the potter. The head, heart,
  	lungs, and limbs do not inform us that they are dizzy,
18	diseased, consumptive, or lame. If this in-	                       Mental
  	formation is conveyed, mortal mind conveys	                       telegraphy 
  	it. Neither immortal and unerring Mind nor matter,
21	the inanimate substratum of mortal mind, can carry
  	on such telegraphy; for God is "of purer eyes than
  	to behold evil," and matter has neither intelligence nor
24	sensation.