many comfortable and convenient resting-places. They kncw not that one

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many comfortable and convenient resting-places. They kncw not that one day the butcher will tuck up his sleeves and spread straw and apply fire, and that they will perish in the singeing of the pig. As they sow, so do they reap. This is to be a parasite. 'Of enthusiasts, Shun is an example. Mutton does not care for ants; it is the ants which care for the mutton. Mutton has a frowsy smell

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ABSTRACT

This illustration has been used in ch. viii, p. 93. 'Thus it has been said, "The wind blows and the river suffers.

The sun shines and the river suffers." But though wind and sun be both brought into relation with the river, it does not really suffer therefrom. Fed from its source, it still continues to flow on.