I think the average Frenchman is intelligent, but I don't think the vote of the man in the street can have as much value as that of a man who has had not only a good education but who has been accustomed always to hear certain principles of law and order held up as rules for the guidance of his own life as well as other people's.

Child-training is guidance in the way of God's decrees.

The doctrines of the Epicureans, Stoics, and Sceptics all aimed at securing peace and guidance for the individual soul.

Without exception every pass in the Sierra was created by them without the slightest aid or predetermining guidance from any of the cataclysmic agents.

The ideal of a Catholic religion is to provide, by means of a divinely guided body of authorities and experts, an universal, international, inter-racial consensus regarding truths that are as obscure as they are vital to individual and social happiness; and thus to afford a means of sure and easy guidance to those uncritical multitudes whose necessary preoccupations forbid their engaging in theology and controversy.

It will be rather amusinga kind of menagerie which, under less skilful guidance than Sir Stephen's, might be sure to disagree and fight.

KELLER, FRANKLIN J. Vocational guidance throughout the world.

Some such advice as it contains is evidently needed by them for their guidance through the financial gloom that seems to be settling on them.

It may, however, be possible to indicate with the brevity appropriate to the occasion the main outlines of the subject, and to suggest for your consideration certain points which, over and above their historical interest, may furnish us with valuable guidance at the present day.

"No, thank you, we have travelled too many strange waters these last few days to need guidance up the last two miles of our journey.

While they were there Mary Lamb was taken ill againin a diligence, according to Mooreand Lamb had to return home alone, leaving a letter, of which this is the only portion that has been preserved, for her guidance on her recovery.

Guidance, and guidance by the hand of love, wasas even in that dark season he recognisedthe very law of his life; and his soul, purged by affliction, had but a single wishthe wish to be led, not into prosperity, not into a recovery of his lost glory, not even into the restoration of his lost innocence; but only,through paths however hardonly into the land of righteousness.

But finally Ireland, and not Scotland, became the home of her latter days, one reason for this choice being that her brother would be near to give his advice and guidance as to her sons.

Thought transmitter mind reading, thought or mind exposure transference and guidance with the aid of scientific equipment.

There he gave himself over entirely to the joy that arises from youth's self-creation, when talents develop under friendly guidance without being hampered by the higher requirements of criticism.

The helping hands stretched out to them were the hands of men who stumbled and often saw dimly, so that these beings unvisited by angels had no other choice than to grasp that stumbling guidance along the path of reliance and action which is the path of life, or else to pause in loneliness and disbelief, which is no path, but the arrest of inaction and death.

He who has faith should show it in his deeds, that he may have what he says he has, and may know what he has; namely, the certainty of the divine word, which can not err, the goodness of God, and His guidance into all goodness.

The only conclusion, therefore, is that it is to certain sections of the lower class, chiefly, for example, to omnibus-conductors, with their rich and rococo mode of thought, that we must look for guidance towards liberty and light.

And think you if God's winds can transform a spray and twig into a trunk fit for foundation of house or mast of ship, that eternal arms can not equip with strength the hand of patriot? Is the Shepherd and Leader of His little flock unequal to their guidance across the desert?