Drawing-books, in general, deserve to be put into the same category with the numerous languages "without a master" which have deluded so many impatient aspirants to knowledge by royal (and cheap) roads.

Yet there is so little of that lightness which should characterize an epigram that we can scarcely put Omar in the same category with Martial, and it is easy to understand why the author should have been contented to name his book the "Rubáiyát," or Quatrains, leaving it to each individual to make, if he chooses, a more definite description of the work.

Now I dare say he or I might have found social sympathies, by hunting them up; but he didn't, and I dare say he was to blame, as I should be in the same situation,and I am willing to place myself in the same category with the menagerie-loving old lady, above referred to, omitting the feathered and canine pets.

Thus prejudiced, they mistake also the effects of moral and spiritual perturbation and misery for further sign of intellectual disordereven for proof of moral weakness, placing them in the same category with the symptoms of the insanity which he simulates, and by which they are deluded.

Hence, in the case of a resisting city, they included the old man, the female, and the child in the same category with the armed combatant, and consigned all to the same fate.

As if the peace within, and the calm around, and the content surpassing wealth, were things which were to be put in the same category with fame, and power, and love, and leisure.

" The great man was actually putting the family sentiment of a brewer in the same category with the sentiments of the heir of Auchinleck.

It had to do, and in almost passionate sense, with something which was at least in the category with such things as duties to society.

As for young Kirk all that need be said is that he stands in the same category with Slim Tom, the Indian murderer.

In my opinion the casual open-air music of Germany is another of the disappointments of Europeto be set down in the same category with the linden trees of Berlin and the trousers of the French Army.

Coffee, cocoa, and chocolate rank in the same category with tea, as beverages which are more or less harmful.

Or are you one of those worshipers of work, who put music in the morning in the same category with looking on the wine when it is red?" "Theoretically, no; but practically, yes," answered Faber, "at least for to-day.