Eleventh Lecture
I know how little can be done with such hints in a few strokes. I must therefore be all the more grateful that, thanks to the kindness of Mrs. and Dr. Larkins, I have been able to give these hints here before you. I therefore thank Mrs. and Dr. Larkins for their kind willingness to make this gathering possible. I thank you for your attention, which I appreciate, because what I have to say to you is not merely a theoretical aspiration, but something that, if one wants to advocate it in this day and age, one must truly hold dear with the innermost fibers of one's heart.
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