41.   Indeed, hardly any of his acquaintances know what Mixtus really is, considered as a whole— nor does Mixtus himself know it.

42.   Such guesses remind one of a fabulist's imaginary council of animals assembled to consider what sort of creature had constructed a honeycomb found and much tasted by Bruin and other epicures.

43.   Pepin made for himself a necessity of writing (and getting printed) before he had considered whether he had the knowledge or belief that would furnish eligible matter.

44.   It is certainly worth considering whether an expatriated, denationalised race, used for ages to live among antipathetic populations, must not inevitably lack some conditions of nobleness.

45.   Some of us consider this question dismissed when they have said that the wealthiest Jews have no desire to forsake their European palaces, and go to live in Jerusalem.

46.   The poor electors, who run from their shops, or the plough, for the service of their country, are they not to be considered for their labour and their loyalty?

47.   [202] The authority for considering this "Account" to be the work of Swift is Mr. Deane Swift, the editor of the edition of 1765 of Swift's works.

48.   ' Rough considered deeply.

49.   Rough felt much gratified; he considered the bazaar his own 'find.

50.   'Oh, ' he said, 'I thought that possibly you could have explained a little more fully'— then he considered again.