The farmer and mechanic., 1906-09-25
RAMBLES THROUGH REALMS Of THOUGHT

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train creepS oet"s'h go i'shS
to some deep Ere.n FlEeF' "ut IL
Bad l~ihdS. ana lii'H ~ 'i'HI
past N great ldN'5. %',n ii,,ia
country hanh 4" III H'"'
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Municipal ownership - quite III
thing in Europe and ~ Great bI.ail
The Tory leader Joseph '.athl Der Il,
IS great advocate ~ ~ anu =
made much progress IN the Bit-.=i'
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l lISlncit hold iiid' az mon
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49,, ho adn9inisfare9 ana ia NOM
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n,.I IncaIisr of his i,nportapt nubIfs
e-nr,licc i'm tho Roard OF Trade held
this as wise ana fair.
IF yoa are going to give to these
tr3n1N-3y companics what will really
be } very valuable privilege to them
solaatl,i,,rr which accOrdipo Ia fbpir
statements will enable them ycrN
largely 10 increase their divilcaas.
you ought at the same time to make
provision that in some form or other
part Of that advantage.''
As [ dabble but little now in poll
tics | Will not consider the position OF
the great American statesman, Hon.
William Jennings Bryan. relative t.
railroad ownership by the general
government. he IS inlSuhdef"tood ana
lnl9fepl eSehted' All Ills NlcWs 'oii-
Ger i1HlS y We CoiIii i'iollti' t'itd 10y
~ oo coii "a Oii'e. ~ dH4 llilI| -,
teiilSenl lhlfa IL tlliileS continue III
ullS country rs lheE nave existed loi
some tiilic' III iu'S'aon VII become
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manly modernism ever designed" The
distinguished Dean Stanley, VINO wrote
an Important superior work iii his
Life of Or. Thomas Arnold" thought
AbbotsfCrd was a place to see once
but never again"
1t is curious to find in such a great
literary weekly as the London Times
'Llterature' was. such sentence as
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pa,1,Ia, st,I1i'l9 ~ - 80 go go,
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100 -, % : y 80 -
how Io .diaa ~ = I1 : !
e,tratford ,I ~ ,a +Ii.
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nj raa+ ,1,.,i.,, ,t,, W.T.
s,ai-aea andn n,.iic .riti uoa 49,
held Dante's famous "Inrerno', ae .st;,,
most immoral and inpioue hook that
was ever written" and said Dantn
was s'the great master Of tbe diepugt
ing" Horace WalpoIe held some such
an opinion, who in 4 letter to Mason
wrote of him being "extravagant' =
absurd. disgusting" lie said this prob
! ably quite fifty years before Londor' s
! opinion was given.
Sir Charles Gavan Duffy, in his auto
biography pubIiehcd several wears ago.
discussed many Of his DISTINGUISHED
contemporaries OF the iIlustrious
Gladstone he said.
=, ,, ,I. = .4li !,
| oracle; yet he left the impression
| that ms speeches We're not only i'm
proVised. but that the process Of
adopting q conclusion was not always
/ - OF 1,nn ion TO IN