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At the last Pantagruel himself speaks; and he tells them that to him it refers to nothing less than the death of Him whom the Scribes and Pharisees and Priests of Jerusalem slew. "And well is He called Pan, which in the Greek means 'All'; for in Him is all we are or have or hope." And having said this he fell into silence, and "tears large as ostrich-eggs rolled down his cheeks."

It is the Lord to whom Peter refers Aeneas when he says, 'Jesus Christ maketh thee whole. It was the Lord that 'opened the heart of Lydia. It was the Lord that appeared to Paul in Corinth, and said to him, 'I have much people in this city'; and again, when in the prison at Jerusalem, He assured the Apostle that he would be carried to Rome.

Between commiseration and compassion there seems to be no difference, excepting perhaps that commiseration refers rather to an individual emotion and compassion to it as a habit. XIX. Favor is love towards those who have benefited others. XX. Indignation is hatred towards those who have injured others. Explanation. I am aware that these names in common bear a different meaning.

He refers to California always as "God's country", and if you permit him to start his God's country line of talk, it is all up with intelligent conversation for the rest of the day. He will discourse on California scenery, climate, crops, athletes, women, art-sense, etc., ad libitum, ad infinitum and ad nauseum. He is a walking compendium of those Who's Whosers who were born in California.

She just said: 'Go see Drummond or Lucy when you get in and ask them their terms and let me know what they say when you get back to Julia." Drummond darted a quick, triumphant glance at the girl. "Oh, yes," she said lightly to the skinner, "I know what she refers to. Why, just tell her, 'Half, Heine. That's all you need to say; she'll understand."

In another place he speaks of Proudhon as having the instinct of a revolutionist, because "he adored Satan and proclaimed anarchy." In still another place he refers to the proletariat of Paris as "the modern Satan, the great rebel, vanquished, but not pacified."

There is a male prejudice, it is urged, against women-workers, which prevents employers from paying them the wages they could and would pay to men. Now this contention, so far as it refers to a sentimental bias, is not tenable. A body of women-workers, equally skilled with male workers, and as strongly organized, would be able to extract the same rate of wages in any trade.

Take your paper away and pass me the wine." "I can't, sir," answered Tode, earnestly. "I promised him to-day, I did, that I was going to do it all just as fast as I found it out." "Promised who? What are you talking about?" "Promised the Lord Jesus Christ, sir. I told him this very day." "Fiddlesticks. You don't understand. This refers to drunkards." "It don't say so," answered Tode, simply.

Ideal morality, on the other hand, refers not to the past of the community but to its future. It is based not on the old social actions that are becoming antiquated, and perhaps even anti-social in their tendency, but on new social actions that are as yet only practiced by a small though growing minority of the community.

Even if a critic's memory were infallible, as it can never be, still it would be impossible for him to give a really scientific account of the structure of the simplest book, since in the last resort he cannot lay his finger upon a single one of the effects to which he refers.