Compare Bernard Shaw with Marie Corellione would swear that their very brains were differently colored!

*** "Everything that happened more than a fortnight ago," says Mr. GEORGE BERNARD SHAW in The Daily News, "always is forgotten in this land of political trifling."

" After he had been chatting with Mrs. Shaw for some time, he evidently felt in better mood, and the sound of the bells grew more musical; or perhaps their actual sound had stopped and his imagination suggested bells that were indeed musical.

He preferred his role of political realist and critical privateer, a sort of Mr. Shaw of French politics, hitting a head wherever he sees one.

Mr. Blake arranged the order of the team, and remarking that they would need a good defence, put himself and Shaw as full backs.

Bernard Shaw on the training of a statesman.

" "No," said Shaw from the other side; "she sha'n't.

On p. 156 is a letter by Johnson introducing Shaw to a friend.

Johnson took Mr. Shaw under his protection, and gave him his assistance in writing a reply, which has been admired by the best judges, and by many been considered as conclusive.

Perhaps you had never thought how droll wrong thinking or no thinking was before; and while you laugh with Shaw at your side-splitting discovery, the serious message glides in unostentatiouslywrong thinking is not merely laughable; it is also dangerous, and very uncomfortable.