Men of science in former ages worked in secret, and instead of publishing their discoveries, taught them in secret to carefully selected pupils. (Alfred Percy Sinnett)

Men of science in former ages worked in secret, and instead of publishing their discoveries, taught them in secret to carefully selected pupils.

Alfred Percy Sinnett

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