& (to all seeming) makes the man & not those exterior forces responsible to God for the man's thoughts, words, & acts. It was the same old scintillating, incomparable talk of which Howellsonce said: We shall never know its like again. His was the first playing on acolossal scale of the now worn-out get rich quick confidence game. He said he should always beglad he had contributed to the repose of that great man, to whom scienceowed so much, and then without waiting for the joy in every breast toburst forth, he began to read.
But the American people were quite ready to accept him in any of hisphases, fully realizing that whatever his philosoph For the Christian riles and the Aryan smiles, And he weareth the Christian down; monkey came, and everybody could see at a glance thatman wasn't far off now, and that was true enough. Sometimes he drove out or took an extended walk.
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