...18-14. counsel to consider. I pause, however, upon that objec^^^, tion of the conveyancer, because it seems to me to go to »• the root of the matter." [The V ice-Chancellor then read '""" the letters of the 5th, 15th, 23rd, and 26th of May, and the 7th of...

...hero-worshipper, inalgre tout, and subscribes with all his heart to the remark of his carpenter that "there is very little difference between one man ;and...another; but what little there is, is very important" (p. .256). The volume closes with an essay on the work of the Society for Psychical Research, which...

...the writer's acquaintance once made the profound remark : " There's very little difference betwixt one man and another, but what little there is is very important." Shall we settle down to peaceful competition already now with the Chinese ? shall our messmates in...

...ended until a complete philosophy, accounting for all differences impartially, shall justify us both. An unlearned carpenter of my acquaintance once said...This distinction seems to me to go to the root of the matter. It is not only the size of the difference which concerns the philosopher, but also its place...

...ended until a complete philosophy, accounting for all differences impartially, shall justify us both. An unlearned carpenter of my acquaintance once said...there is, is very important" This distinction seems to mej to go to the root of the matter. It is not only the size of the difference which concerns the philosopher,...

...ended until a complete philosophy, accounting for all differences impartially, shall justify us both. An unlearned carpenter of my acquaintance once said...between one man and another ; but what little there is, if very important." This distinction seems to me_, to go to-the root of the matter. It is not only...

...ended until a complete philosophy, accounting for all differences impartially, shall justify us both. An unlearned carpenter of my acquaintance once said...between one man and another ; but what little there O/ > e /6ri(fe* OlT Hfi4i fink is, is very important" This distinction seems to me to go to the root...

...expressively and exclusively ; it bears upon it the touch of his own soul. An unlearned man once said : "There is very little difference between one man and...another ; but what little there is, is very important." Individuality is a man's power. It gives character to his acts, his thoughts, his writings. 2. The...

...yip Sutaius («of ifa KOTd^xwel -ydp 4Xij0ws) oi Si roXXoi ment. As the carpenter said to James: " There is very little difference between one man and...another, but what little there is is very important; " 31 and realism believes that this difference is good for the world. We need the varied ideas and...

...i*c* y&f Sumla« (foidfa (ara^povu yip dXij0£s) oi K ro\\ol ment. As the carpenter said to James: " There is very little difference between one man and...another, but what little there is is very important; " 31 and realism believes that this difference is good for the world. We need the varied ideas and...