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Those who are susceptible to the influences of this ingredient will become inoculated with it and bear it forth into the uses of society. =Caution.= But just here we find the most delicate and difficult task of the school. Here we encounter some of the fundamental principles of psychology as explained and emphasized by James, McDougall, and Strayer.
At six o'clock this morning, I saw a mountain-shepherd stand at a gate on the hill-top. Seven sheep were on the outside of the gate six of the shepherd's flock, the other a strayer. The man wanted his own sheep in; so, before opening the gate, he quietly said: "'Rob, catch the strayer."
TRAWICK: The City Church and Its Social Mission, pages 14-22, 50-76, 95-99, 122-160. STRAYER: Reconstruction of the Church, pages 161-249. MENZIES: History of Religion, pages 19-78. RAUSCHENBUSCH: Christianizing the Social Order, pages 7-29, 96-102. MCCULLOCH: The Open Church for the Unchurched, pages 33-164. COE: Education in Religion and Morals, pages 373-388.
By her discretion she hath children not wantons; a husband without her is a misery to man's apparel: none but she hath an aged husband, to whom she is both a staff and a chair. To conclude, she is both wise and religious, which makes her all this. Is a strayer from the drove: one that Nature made a sociable, because she made him man, and a crazed disposition hath altered.
"Old Grandfather Macintosh " By this time I am settled comfortably in the cushioned rocking-chair to watch the fray. Miss Aiken advances a Dana, Harriet counters with a Strayer. Miss Aiken deploys the Carnahans in open order, upon which Harriet entrenches herself with the heroic Scribners and lets fly a Macintosh who was a general in the colonial army.
I'd do it myself but for the feeling that some Strayer, or McMurry, or O'Shea will get right at it as soon as he has come upon this suggestion. That's my one great trouble. The other fellow has the thing done before I can get around to it. I would have written "The Message to Garcia," but Mr. Hubbard anticipated me.
His own mustang being a strayer, he managed to tie him to a small, scrubby bush, after which he moved forward, with caution and stealth, in the direction whence came the whinny that had arrested his attention.
In an instant "Rob" pinned the sheep, holding him, strong and wild as he was, as though he were in a vice; and then, by another word, "Gled" was told to bring the others in through the gate now opened for them. Although "Gled" brought his six wild sheep right over "Rob" and his strayer, the sheep was held securely till the gate was closed, and the order given to "let it gang."
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