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"Such venous-arterial circulation, of Letters, verbal Messages, paper and other Packages, going out from him and coming in, are a blood-circulation, visible to the eye: but the finer nervous circulation, by which all things, the minutest that he does, minutely influence all men, and the very look of his face blesses or curses whomso it lights on, and so generates ever new blessing or new cursing: all this you cannot see, but only imagine.
How, like an immense mine-shaft through the dim oppressed strata of society, this Institution of the Priesthood ran; opening, from the lowest depths towards all heights and towards Heaven itself, a free road of egress and emergence towards virtuous nobleness, heroism and well-doing, for every born man. This we may call the living lungs and blood-circulation of those old Feudalisms.
They will not insist on making any one "get a move on" them to get these things done; will no more think of hustling themselves than a cab-horse in a growler hired by the hour. If London may be considered the head the brain of the Empire the blood-circulation of that brain is surely of vital importance.
He will say, "The zebra is certainly not a horse, but it is very like one, so like, that it must be the 'ticket' or mark of a blood-circulation also; and, I conclude that the zebra has a circulation." That is a deduction, a very fair deduction, but by no means to be considered scientifically secure.
He will say, "The zebra is certainly not a horse, but it is very like one, so like, that it must be the 'ticket' or mark of a blood-circulation also; and, I conclude that the zebra has a circulation." That is a deduction, a very fair deduction, but by no means to be considered scientifically secure.
As for instance, many forms of heart must be examined before the laws governing blood-circulation could be revealed; so here. Countless, indeed, are the forms of cities; even limiting our field of observation to those that have grown up in the last century they are numerous enough.
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