Tables are abstractions, and the object a most concrete one, so difficult to read the essence of.
Conclusive facts are inseparable from inconclusive except by a head that already understands and knows. To him it seems he has extracted the elixir of the matter, on which now nothing more can be said. Jeremiah cut short. Hitherto, after many tables and statements, one is still left mainly to what he can ascertain by his own eyes, looking at the concrete phenomenon for himself. Inquiries wisely gone into, even on this most complex matter, will yield results worth something, not nothing.