There is a curious parallelism in the essentials of that conflict with the present attempt to elevate King Cotton to the throne of this Republic.

In reply, I have received three noteworthy instances, but none to be compared in their exact parallelism with that just given.

At all events, the poetic decorum, the proportion, and the antithetic parallelism, demand a somewhat as much below God, as the horse is below man.

The more intimate study of the composition of the blood has revealed the most astonishing parallelism between it and the compounds of sea water.

2. When the fossil remains which are the evidences of these successive changes, as they have occurred in any two more or less distant parts of the surface of the earth, are compared, they exhibit a certain broad and general parallelism.

It is in the great contrasts and the essential parallelism of the French and the Anglo-Saxon democratic systems that one finds the best practical reason for anticipating very profound changes in these two inevitables of democracy, the Press and the lawyer-politician, and for assuming that the method of democracy has still a vast range of experimental adjustment between them still untried.

The triple synopsis, which has to do more with narrative, presents less difficulty, but the problem raised by these fragmentary parallelisms in discourse is dark and complex in the extreme; yet if it were only solved it would in all probability give us the key to a wide class of phenomena.

The Christian chroniclers and critics, however, while preserving but little of the verse of early Armenia, have handed down to us many legends and traditions, though they relate them, unfortunately, with much carelessness and with a contempt for detail that is often exasperating to one seeking for instructive parallelisms between the heroic legends of different nations.

All the impulses of humanity they bent to a kindly parallelism with it.

But the most important isolated case of literary parallelism is the well-known passage in Apol.

But when I had heard his account, I began to suspect that there was something more than mere parallelism of method.

A similar scene could obviously be worked with Callidora, Hylace, and Palaemon, and it is perhaps to Cowley's credit that he has avoided the obvious parallelism.

In chapters 10-15 the prevailing type of the poetic parallelism is antithetic or contrasting, while in the remainder of the book the synonymous or repeating parallelism prevails.

A still more remarkable parallelism is to be found in the following passages.

The charms are rhythmic, and illustrate the rude parallelism of Accadian poetry.

This is a singular parallelism to the Aryan Hermes myth, as I have previously observed (Chap. I).

A few however follow a gradual but very distinct curve, and such of these as are double present the same strict parallelism as those which are straight.

What are the most striking parallelisms found in your readings?

It may be only an accidental parallelism with profounder fact; I do not know.

In chapters 10-15 the prevailing type of the poetic parallelism is antithetic or contrasting, while in the remainder of the book the synonymous or repeating parallelism prevails.

We are content to rest our case on his argument, simply affirming that on no one point will it cover the alleged parallelism of the Southern Rebellion.