But in these cases its purpose is no longer to convey information to the audienceit belongs, not to the "intelligence department," but to the department of analysis.]

The faculty of boring belongs, unhappily, to no one period of life.

That which is essential belongs to it as a condition whereby it is of this or that sort: but take away the consideration of its being ranked under the name of some abstract idea, and then there is nothing necessary to it, nothing inseparable from it.

It is probably to these later years that his attempt at pastoral belongs, but the actual date of composition must rest upon conjecture.

For all the house was but one room, And in its clear and grateful gloom, Filled with all odors strange and strong That to the wondrous East belong, I saw above, around, below, A sight to make the warm heart glow, And leave the eager soul no lack, An endless wealth of bric-a-brac.