CHAPTER XVII NOBLESSE OBLIGE

THE LACE HANDKERCHIEF XII THE VANISHING DIPLOMATIST XIII A CONFERENCE IN THE DARK XIV A RESCUE AND AN ESCAPE XV MASTER OF THE SITUATION XVI LETTERS FROM JAIL XVII

There is some disturbance and re-arrangement in the first chapter of Marcion's Gospel, though the substance is that of the third Synoptic; but from this point onwards the two move step by step together but for the omissions and a single transposition (iv. 27 to xvii. 18).

[Greek: diatassein], nine times in the Gospel and Acts, seven times in the rest of the New Testament (Matthew once), iii. 13, xvii.

[Greek: charis] is found, among the Synoptics, only in St. Luke, eight times in the Gospel, seventeen times in the Acts, i. 30, ii. 40, 52, xvii.

B. L, Origen. xvii.

14 (apparently), xvii.

14, (xii. 38), xvii.

2, (xxiii. 2). ff (Corb.), v. 14, v. 39, (xii. 38), xvii.

For instance, there are cases (e.g. xvii.

[Greek: ouk xisi de ek tou kosmou] = exactly John xvii.

In like manner when Athenagoras says 'The Father and the Son being one' ([Greek: henos ontos tou Patros kai tou Uiou]), it is probable that he is alluding to John x. 30, 'I and my Father are one,' not to mention an alleged, but perhaps somewhat more doubtful, reference to John xvii.

THE BETEL NUT XVII A HINDU FESTIVAL XVIII INDIAN POVERTY XIX BORROWED INDIAN WORDS Special thanks are due to the Editors and Proprietors of the Strand Magazine, Pall Mall Magazine and Times of India for their courtesy in permitting the reprinting of the articles in this book which originally appeared in their columns.

XVII A HINDU FESTIVAL Poets may sing, "Let the ape and tiger die," but they are not quite dead yet, only caged, and where is the man in whose bosom there lurks no wish that he could open the door just once in a way and let them have a frisk?

The Epaulet XVII.

CHAPTER XVII THE ART OF THIRKLE

Disagreeable experience CHAPTER XVII JUNE 17, 1830FEBRUARY 2, 1831 Working hard.

"MissingA Gentleman" XVII.

CHAPTER XVII INTRODUCES AN ADVENTURER Colonel Preston, as I have already said, was a rich man.

CHAPTER XVII.

"WHY DIDN'T YOU TELL US?" XVII.

In Chapter XVII of the Book of the Dead

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Old Parr (Stanza IV.) lived to be 152; he died in 1635.Semiramis (Stanza XVII.)

This latest leisure equal lulls The beggar and his queen; Propitiate this democrat By summer's gracious mien. XVII.