I believe that there are a number of questions that it is no use our asking, because they can never be answered. We can produce electricity when we like, and use it so as to make it our servant. Our landlord neither liked the way we had redecorated the flat nor approved of the people we invited. Our landlord neither uliked the way we had redecorated the flat v nor uapproved of the people we invited v. The difference between the great critic and the common person is chiefly that the great critic knows how to read, and that the common person does not.
Most people take water for granted.
They think of water as free and the supply as inexhaustible. W iwhat, whatever, etc. X That scientific progress has been wonderful cannot be denied, but that it gives us the right to look upon ourselves as most highly civilized people is doubtful. You know from reading older literature that English has changed greatly in the centuries during which it has been written. A play by Shakespeare needs a good many notes to tell us what some of the words meant to those who first heard the play over 350 years ago.