The Central Hindu College Magazine New Series August 1st 1907

Burke proposes to derive the ifinitely small units of the physicist and the infinitely small units of the biologist from the self-same primordial substance and at the same time to show that the evolution of these tiny specks of matter proceeds on the same lines as that of the suns and stars that people the celestial sphere. [...] MAGAZINE lity one might have expected ; and now that I saw the face of the speaker for the first time I noted that the refined features and the deep dreamy eyes accorded also more with the timbre of the voice than with the countryfied appearance of the clothes and manner. [...] ed.) We cannot now go into the subject but we call our readers' attention to a representtion of the great comet of 1882 in G. F. Chambers' Story of the Solar System p. 193 and observe that it has a very rmarkable resemblance to the one-horned fish of she MatsyAvatara to the horn of which wac tied the ark of the Seed-Manu who became the Root-Manu Vaivasvata of the prsent manvantara. [...] In the first chapter Janaka asks the old old question how shall emancipation be attained ? and so well does he comprehend the Masters' reply that the second chapter sparkles with the joy of the disciple in the realization of the Self and refreshes and purifies the mind of the reader. [...] C. with reference to the student-period of human life and seeing that The Modern Review is likely and on the whole deserves to be popular in the student community we might also take the liberty of recommending a somewhat more mderate tone iu regard to political articles and a little greater wideawakeness on the part of the editor with regard to the phrasing of them.