And this little human called to him: "Go as near the water as you can, Jarro, and be ready to fly.

This it is which has made a wise man say of Abraham, that if we will consider what he knew and did, and in what a dark age he lived, we shall see that Abraham may be (unless we except Moses) the greatest of mere human beingsthat the human race may owe more to him than to any mortal man.

Then she turned amazingly to the Wilbur twin and spoke him fair as a fellow human.

But what do you mean by calling him average, if he's such a keen judge of hardware?" "Oh, well, he is more than average on hardware, but he's so beautifully average human; one of those chaps who do most of the real work of the world.

And many and diverse were the creatures which had some human semblance; and intelligence, mechanical and cunning; so that certain of these lesser Brutes had machinery and underground ways, having need to secure to themselves warmth and air, even as healthy humans; only that they were incredibly inured to hardship, as they might be wolves set in comparison with tender children.

Number one, and he held up one finger: As it comes, at times, to every normal human, the odd idea had come to him that what he was saying and doing as he emerged from the subway at Times Square was what he had, sometime, somewhere, said and done before under similar circumstances.

"That's what'll get me, though; all those helpless, ignorant humans who don't even know what I can do for their bodies, let alone having any suspicion of what Somebody Else can do for their souls!

Never before, not even that first night they had been alone, had the girl realised as at this moment what she meant to this solitary, impassive human.

The sunlight, slanting westward through the trees, Fell first upon his lifted, golden head, Making a shining helmet of his curls, And then upon the lilies in his hand; His eyes had a defiant, fearless glow; Against the sombre background of the wood, He looked scarce human.

Do you know any poor solitary human that wants that cordial to life atrue friend?

Thus we each of us stared down upon a most unearthly sight; for the valley all beneath us was a-swarm with moving creatures, white and unwholesome in the moonlight, and their movements were somewhat like the movements of monstrous slugs, though the things themselves had no resemblance to such in their contours; but minded me of naked humans, very fleshy and crawling upon their stomachs; yet their movements lacked not a surprising rapidity.

What good would it do to kill the giant human when the gigantic in all the lower things had now inevitably come?

Enveloped in a maze of surging divergent passions, the two guilty humans stood silent so, staring at the intruder in breathless expectation, breathless fascination.

A horrible imagea human being shrieking on the rack; rose up before me at those strange semi-human cries, and would not be put

"That's what'll get me, though; all those helpless, ignorant humans who don't even know what I can do for their bodies, let alone having any suspicion of what Somebody Else can do for their souls!

" CHAPTER XXII THE BATTLE OF BEASTS Sweating, impatient humans wedged tight upon the seats around the rim of the great adobe corral, waited for the bulls to dash in through the gate and be goaded into the frenzy that would thrill the spectators pleasurably.

But the object of external discipline is to form habits of self-control which will enable their possessor to become an independent and self-respecting human beingand incidentally, a good citizen.

They were coming to him, to him, Clifford Mitchell, these irresponsible menacing humans.

With the knowledge for the first time in the years they two had lived together he realised how much after all he had grown to depend upon this laconic human, how much he had lost.

I said, feeling suddenly cheerful; for I was as glad as any lost child to have a live human being close to me.

The most friendless and lonely human being on American soil holds his right to life and liberty and the pursuit of happiness, and all that goes to make them up by title indefeasible against the world, and it is the glory of American self-government that by the limitations of the constitution we have protected that right against even ourselves.

And thereafter came a million years, maybe, of silence; with ever the birthing and marrying and dying of those lonesome humans.

It is doubtful if any male human being over forty was ever converted to a new faith of any kind.

They were coming to him, to him, Clifford Mitchell, these irresponsible menacing humans.

The poem was written by a mortal human named William Blake.