Science has learned a new dialect and forgotten the old; the chemist of 1807 would be a vain babbler among his brethren of the present day, and would in turn become bewildered in the attempt to understand them.

A tiny blood vessel bursting on the brain, will make us in one moment paralytic, helpless, babblers, and idiots.

But these leaky babblers suffocate me!" He was true to the Caesarian tradition.

Curiously enough, as he starts for Greece on his last, fatal journey, he again ridicules literature, and says that the poet is a "mere babbler."

"The possibility, we will say, that it might please the gentle old babbler to come under the condescension of your notice.

Of no worth at all; and its authors would be looked upon as a band of sentimental political babblers, who could enunciate truths which neither they nor their countrymen had the capacity to uphold and practically to demonstrate.

" "Thou seest, silly babbler, there is one of the former, at least, who does not hold him in dread.

A tiny blood vessel bursting on the brain, will make us in one moment paralytic, helpless, babblers, and idiots.