routin, from roiUe, a little road, a path

10. tandis que ses bêtes pataugent en contrebas,^ etc., whUe the caUleflounder down helow in the ocher-colored qmigmire,

Page 149. 1. faisant serpenter vers la vie ses lianes heureuses,

making its liLcky branches creep toward life.

2. à qui ne dispose que d'une existence pour le regarder, for him

who has onLy one lifetime in which to watch it.

Page 150. 1. n'aperçoit dans l'homme rudimentaire, etc., notices ordy in primitive man obscure and half-expresséd ideas,

2, Macbeth . . Bimam . . Dtmsinane . . Malcolm, see .page 146, note 1.

Page 151. 1. Galilée, Galileo, Italian astronomer and physicist (1564-1642). He received the first hint of the laws of the pendtilum from the oscillations of a lamp in the cathedral of Pisa.

2. Newton, see page 82, note 2. Newton was put on the track of liis discoveries of the laws of gravitation by meditating on thefallof an apple.