You don't knowand the expert analysts don't know yet, and perhaps never will.

He is one of the subtlest analysts of the human mind, the most original and impassioned poet of his age, and one of the most hopeful, inspiring, and uplifting teachers of modern times.

Scott's influence, somewhat checked during the growth of these reputations and the succession of fertile and accomplished writers on both sides of the Atlantic,including the introspective analysts of the past fifteen years,has within a decade been rising again, and has lately burst forth in a new group of historical romancers who seem to have "harked back" from the subjective fad of our day to Scott's healthy, adventurous objectivity.

[person who questions] inquirer, investigator, inquisitor, inspector, querist^, examiner, catechist; scrutator scrutineer scrutinizer^; analyst; quidnunc &c (curiosity) 455

speculation, random shot, leap in the dark. analyzer, analyst, assayist^; adventurer; experimenter, experimentist^, experimentalist; scientist, engineer, technician. subject, experimentee^, guinea pig, experimental animal.

Dull sociological analysts reigned in the once laughing domain of Cervantes, of Fielding and Thackeray, of Dumas and Dickens, of Hugo and Gautier and George Sand.

Of the distinction so much insisted on by later analysts of the true popular balladits communal origin, its impersonality, its freedom from adornment, its lack of conscious artthe Englishman of Coleridge's time took no account.

"We do not," says a novelist in one of Mr. Moore's books, "we do not always choose what you call unpleasant subjects, but we do try to get to the roots of things; and the basis of life being material and not spiritual, the analyst sooner or later finds himself invariably handling what this sentimental age calls coarse."

Yet she did not resist that conclusion; and so good an analyst was she of her own mind, that even when in the very act of throwing away these suspicions of his honesty, she knew in her soul that her love was in successful conflict with an array of evidence establishing the fact which she disregarded.

"Waterologists" and analysts are somewhat divided in opinion as to what is pure water, or at least good wholesome water.

One school of analysts believes that the friction between Soviet Russia and Communist China indicates that China's communism has become Chinese.

We shall notice now only one instance,the figure of St. Catherine in the admirable picture of the Madonna di Sisto; in which we see an evident rescript from the Antique, with all the received lines of beauty, as laid down by the analyst,apparently faultless, yet without a single inflection which the mind can recognize as allied to our sympathies; and we turn from it coldly, as from the work of an artificer, not of an Artist.

By H. N. WARREN, research analyst.

I've told my analyst everything except my experience with Mr. Reinsfoos.

My analyst is crazy to meet you, darling.

R635473. Analyst.

My analyst is crazy to meet you, darling.

*** The Society of Public Analysts has been asked by the Food Ministry to define a sausage.

"Analysts of Anc.

*** The Society of Public Analysts declares that it is impossible to tell what animal or what part of it is contained in a sausage.

We understand that the analyst reported that there was nothing in it.

According to German analysts, the apple contains a larger percentage of phosphorus than any other fruit, or than any vegetable.

In short, the discoveries of those analysts had stopped at the speculations of good or evil classified by the Church.

But the student of his peculiar nature must be an odd analyst who does not in the end conclude that Grey was on the whole more akin to the Christian hero painted by Froude and Olive Schreiner than to the malevolent political chess-player of innumerable colonial leader-writers.

The great analysts that have dealt microscopically with commonplace situations would revel in this one, and give you a curious volume of small incidents like the above, and vivisect the father's heart with patient skill.