"I am sure Lieutenant Ward could have done naught else under the circumstances.

Now a fair study of facts show this creature to be little else than a myth.

But they being always accustomed to the same [3706]dishes, (which are nastily dressed by slovenly cooks, that after their obscenities never wash their bawdy hands) be they fish, flesh, compounded, made dishes, or whatsoever else, are therefore cloyed; nectar's self grows loathsome to them, they are weary of all their fine palaces, they are to them but as so many prisons.

THE PLOT GROWS THINNEROR ELSE THICKER V.

The earth oped not unto my frantic cries; The portals closed thee from me evermore Else had I melted Hell itself with prayers, And borne thee back to Earth triumphantly.

What shood he Court me withall else, my Lord? Mom.

Thought you might be mistakin' me forsummat else, if you wasn't told.

That made your Father greater than before, And what he justly lost that did restore. 'Twas that which first thy Beauty did disclose, Which else had wither'd like an unseen Rose; 'Twas that which brought thee to the Court, and there Dispos'd thee next my self, i'th' highest Sphere: Alas, obscurely else thou'dst liv'd and died, Not knowing thy own Charms, nor yet this Pride.

ere I could decide that intellectual honesty demanded that the question of the Deity of Christ should be analysed as strictly as all else, and that the conclusions come to from an impartial study of facts should be faced as steadily as though they dealt with some unimportant question.