He treats human right as an effluence of divine right; besides the state or legal union, he recognizes many other associationsthe science and the art union, the religious society, the league of virtue or ethical union.

It is an effluence from the entire animal, which may be projected at a man in various ways, by biting him, or spitting at him, or giving him a flick with the tail.

Then, among the revived vapors of the lindens and meadow grass, he threw several drops of new mown hay, and, amid this magic site for the moment despoiled of its lilacs, sheaves of hay were piled up, introducing a new season and scattering their fine effluence into these summer odors.

Soft, dewy tears melted in those burning eyes, and sent a mist of sweet effluence over her face.