| | | | "The simplicity and naturalness of the system are | | obvious.

But there was something amiss with Father Murothe usual lack of naturalness in those who lead a life that is against Nature.

Thirty years ago, the idea that it was possible to combine naturalness with vivacity and vigour had scarcely dawned upon the playwright's mind.

"All the distinguished writers of the period," says Thoreau, "possess a greater vigour and naturalness than the more modern ...

And all this but by the way, and vague and ill told, and set out in despair to make a little clear the beginnings of that State which is so strange to our conceptions, and yet which had become a Condition of Naturalness to Humanity in that stupendous future.