"With fifty centigrammes only you couldyou could transmute any substancewhy, you could make anything you pleased almost!

Mutual, mutation, permutation, commute, transmute, immutable, moult.

THE MORE REMOVED FROM THE NATURE of the animal is the food on which it lives, the more difficult is the process of assimilation, and the more complex the chain of digestive organs; for it must be evident to all, that the same apparatus that converts flesh into flesh, is hardly calculated to transmute grass into flesh.

When mortal hearts are black and cold, that which transmutes them into gold Is the alchemic stone we hold from intercourse Of dervishes.

It magnifies, distorts, conceals, transmutes.

John Hind, in his "Eliosto Libidinoso," transmutes his own name into Dinchin Matthew Roydon becomes Donroy.

That through the eastern windows pour And, with a warmth my nature craves, Transmute to gold the polished floor!

Then Lario paints for liquid miles The white-robed monarchs' glittering crowns, Transmutes at once to dimpled smiles The sternest of their glacial frowns, And often holds, with subtlest art, Some Titan's likeness to her heart.

Its miracle touch transmutes five feet eight inches of flesh and bones into solid silver!

Its miracle touch transmutes five feet eight inches of flesh and bones into solid silver!

Its miracle touch transmutes five feet eight inches of flesh and bones into solid silver!

Its miracle touch transmutes five feet eight inches of flesh and bones into solid silver!

Its miracle touch transmutes five feet eight inches of flesh and bones into solid silver!

Its miracle touch transmutes five feet eight inches of flesh and bones into solid silver!

Literature also learns from Nature the use of materials: either to select only the choicest and rarest, or to transmute coarse to fine by skill in using.

Would the experiences of life transmute into pure gold, these undeveloped traits of character or prove them mere dross?

" The little Princess spoke the truth, for always since his coming to Mezelais she had viewed the great conqueror as through an aweful haze of forerunning rumor, twin to that golden vapor which enswathes a god and transmutes whatever in corporeal man would have been a defect into some divine and hitherto unguessed-at excellence.

And for eternity; "Though, harder than the witch was, Life, changing not the whole, Transmutes the body, which was Proud garment of the soul, And briefly drugs the soul, Whose ruin is her goal; "And means by this thereafter A subtler mirth to get, And mock with bitterer laughter Her helpless dupes' regret, Their swinish dull regret For what they half forget.

The interest, the inspiration of the process comes from the fact that one sees how genius transmutes the dull elements of life, those elements which are in reach of all of us, into thoughts rich and strange.

Most people think that it is a sort of charm which, if you could discover it, would transmute all baser metals into gold.

" His hand touched a small disk near the button he had first pressed; a disk of some strange metal, iridescent, gleaming with a peculiar greenish patina that, even as one watched it, seemed to blend into other shades, as an oil-scum transmutes its hues on water.

By the aid of a lively and unscrupulous imagination, he gradually transmutes their experiences into his own.

And this is well for the reader, as all have not time for philosophy, nor can all transmute pain into treasure.

So this man who has confronted the greatest realities of life, enabled to view them with the same objective detachment with which God sees them, though without the divine knowledge which transmutes their darkness, comes to learn that we carry all heaven and hell within ourselves, and with a relentless insight, almost Lucretian in its desperate intensity, he cries:

So all are altered, for while we have slept we have still been subject to that on-moving energy of the world which incessantly renews us yet transmutes usdouble mystery of our permanence and our change.