To theological learning, traditional creeds, and conventional worship they may seem primitive, slight in substance, meagre in apparel; but one who is seeking, not things to believe, but things to live, desires the elementary.

Thus then, by substituting elementary for physical power, we have comfort for comparative inconveniencethe inside of an elegant apartment, where books, amusement, or general conversation may occupy agreeably the timefor the outside of a hard, unsafe stage conveyance, and exposure to all changes or varieties of atmosphere.