Modern Review October 1915

in the bending and lowering of the tretops on a stormy day in the tremendous stirring of the ocean waves or in the rippling muronir of the streams in the Manlier of sitting or walking in the kniting of the eye-brows in the drooping of the eyelid in the trembling of the lips in the manner of brushing a.way a tear drop. [...] But he ought in order to be fair to bare compared the kernel of the one with the kernel of the other and the husks of the one with the bodes of the other. [...] He ought to have compared the theories not grouned on facts which are cherished by the votaries of one religion with the theories not grounded on facts which are cherished by the votaries of the other religion ; the lives of the saints who follow the one with the lives of the saints who follow the other ; the lives of the general religious body who follow the one with the lives of the general [...] Turning then to that part of the ruins which is of greatest interest partly because of the beauty of the structures and partly because of the associations of the place we come to the Tomb of the saint referred to above Salim Chtsti. [...] Inside the tonilt may he seen the sarcphagus of the saint covered with It canopy inlaid 11 V ill mother-of-pearl and hung with the usual display of ostrich eggs_ On the Cerintaph is written the date of the saint's death and the dote of the compltion of the building 1580.