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I sighed hopelessly. Little feel-1*Dravidian Element in Indian Cul- ing of pride was there in me just ture. He cloans the volume "with In a very critical period of a then, not only a dispairful feeling a significant statement:-"He who famous lady's life she appealed to that In this rigid, unyielding tries to form an estimate of the Pusey for help. We may quote her dogmatism there was no compre quality of manhood of the Dravi- personal observation own account of the interview, and hension of my difficulties, no help dian from the reader may, if he wishes, com- for me in my strugglinga. I rose should allow for the fact that the pare it with another interview and thanked him for his courtesy, great majority of those with whom which the same lady had with said that I would not waste his be comes in contact are sick men, Dean Stanley, a man of the oppo-time further, that I must go home suffering from diseases till 'recent- site school.

and face the difficulties, openly ly very little understood, but when "One effort I made to escape it: leaving the church and taking the understood, preventable. I appealed to Dr. Pusey, thinking consequences. Then for the first That India has much need of the

enough. time his serenity was ruffled. "I West is evident that if he could not answer my questionings, no answer to them forbid you to speak of your disbe fundamental need is nothing less could be reasonably hoped for Ilief, he cried, "I forbid you to than a change in habit and method had a brief correspondence with lead into your own lost state the of thinking. India needs to learn to mistrust the method of unsided him, but was referred only to lines souls to whom Christ died."

So this is the mentality of one continuous meditation, and to of argument familiar to me- an

of the greatest leaders of the Ox-acquire the habit of testing theory. those of London in his "Bampton ford Movement. Not much wonder not merely by preconceived theory, Lectures”—and finally on bis in- vitation, went down to Oxford to that Mrs. Besant says: "Out of hut by actual observation and ex- see him. I found a short, stout such men were made the Inquisi-periment."

tors of the Middle Ages, perfectly It is significant that in this con- genticman, dressed in a ca550ck, looking like s comfortable monk; conscientious, perfectly rigid, per- nection Dr. Slater refers to the work but keen eyes, steadfastly gazing straight into mine, told of the force and Bubtlety enshrined in the fine impressive. head.

disease.

of the West and its control over fectly merciless to the heretic."

| disease as probably modifying. In- All Aloof From Joy

dian religious' thought more than any better; Were the others some of them were more gentle, any other factor. And the lesson

may be taken up in England. like Keble: some of them more Bct the learned doctor took

fierce, like Newman: all of them

Another Centenary the wrong line of treatment:

with a curious aloofness from the

Another Centenary is being cele- he probably saw I was anxious,

natural joy of life, as if their re-brated in England this year. There shy, any nervous, and he treated me as a penitent going to ligion was the result of a mouldy in less propaganda of it and less advertisement of it in the daily confession and seeking the advice

We can imagine the Spirit of papers than of the Tractarian of a director, instead of as an in- quirer struggling after truth, and the Years musing on them all and Movement: but it will have a big- resolute to obtain some firm stand-uttering that mordant verse of anger influence on the thought and character of this country and of ing-cround in the sea of doubt. He earlier satirist:- would not deal with the question

the Empire than the Oxford Move- ment has had or is likely to have.: of the Deity of Jesus as a question

It may even help to bring about] for argument. "You are speaking!

that change in physical and phy- of your Judge," he retorted stora-

siological conditions which has so. ly, when I pressed a difficulty. The mere suggestion of an imperfec-

large an effect on religious and In were spiritual thought and belief.

a way, too, it centres round Ox-i other ford, for its great supporter and President is the veteran naturalist, Prof. Poulton, who has for so many years adorned that famous Univer-1 sity. We need scarcely say that we refer

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him snudder, and be checked me with raised hand, "You are blas-. pheming. The very thought in a

Would terrible s1n".

he-recom- mend me any books that might "No; throw light on the subject?

have read too much al- No; you ready. You must pray; you must Pray."

Belief Without Seeing When

"Offending race of human kind. By nature, learning, reason-blind; You who through frailty stept

aside,

And you who never fell from

pride;

You who in different sects

shammed,

And come to see each

damned

(So some folks told you. but they

knew

No more of Jove's designs than

you)-

o'er,

And I resent these pranks

more

I to such blockheads set my

year becomes the Royal Entomolo- nogical Society. It has done more

for the amelioration of humani wit!) suffering; for the advance off

I damn such fools! Go! got you're human living and scientific think-

bit."

ing than has been effected by, or can be hoped from, any Tractarian Movement.

I urged that I could not believe without proof, I was told, "Blessed are they that have not seen and yet have believed"; As we read the accounts of the and my further questioning was religious pilgrimage of men like by the murmur. "O Newman, Hurrell Froude," and checked my child, how undisciplined! how others of them we cannot help feel- [impatient!" Truly, he must haveing that much of their religion was found in me-hot, eager, passion-physiological: that a better and

The P & O. ss. Somali left ate in my determinations to know, healthier physical. constitution Shanghai on July 18, and is due resolute not to confess belief would have made all the difference; here on July 21. white belief was absent-nothing and that in the future this aspect

of the meek, chastened submissive of the religious life will be more! spirit with which he was won't to closely studied. deal in penitents seeking his coun-.

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It was in vain that I urged, on him the sincerity of my seeking, pointing out that I had every thing to gain by following his directions, everything to lose by going my own way, but that It seemed to me 'un- truthful to pretend to accept what was not really. believed.

Everything To Lose “Everything to lose. Yes, in-| deed. You will be lost for time and lost for eternity" Lost or | not, I rejoined, 'I must and will

try to find out what is true and I will not believe till I am sure",

“You have no right to make terms with God," he retorted, “as to what you will beljeva or what you will not believe, You are full of intellectual pride.

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