His was the isolation of every man who seeks the truth diligently, no matter how unpleasant its implications may be to others or even to himself. (George Woodcock)

His was the isolation of every man who seeks the truth diligently, no matter how unpleasant its implications may be to others or even to himself.

George Woodcock

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