Herein thou must walk thine own road, laddie.
"Certain points, left wholly to himself,
When once a man has arbitrated on,
We say he must succeed there or go hang.
Or follow, at the least, sufficiently,
The form of faith his conscience holds the best,
Whate'er the process of conviction was:
For nothing can compensate his mistake
On such a point, the man himself being judge: