FEINBERG/WHITMAN     NOTES and NOTEBOOKS     NOTES--Literary
UNDATED
Faith
Box 39  Folder 57[*580*]

I Was Speaking of Faith: prose. A.MS. (1p. 5 1/4 x 11 cms.) 

Written in ink (with a very faint erasure 'My stream' [?] at the top)
on a slip of pinkish paper, clipped from a larger sheet, 8[] words:

     I was speaking of faith. [Do we] We [a] hear the word - -we see it 
[much] hourly in print ---  Yet [But] not [merely] alone the common [names of] people, but ingrained
in the churches, among teachers, in [all routine] governments, all days, all among the governed 
goings and comings, the pious, ones [?] just, as much as any, I know 
[very] well it is impossible there can ever be a more infidelistic 
age than for persons the present is. --I was speaking of faith. --
[Do we] We [a] hear the word --
we see it [much] hourly in print --
[But] Yet not [merely] alone through the common [names]
[of] people, but ingrained in the 
churches, among teachers, in [all routine] governments, 
all days, all among the governed, all goings and comings, the pious, 
[ones] just, as much as any, I know [very] well it 
is impossible there can ever be a more infidelistic 
age than for persons the present is. --ΔᴧK
125⁰⁰