to Mrs.Eddy, who did all the work, and eight per cent.

to the Deity, who furnished the inspiration not enough of it to damage the copyright in a country closed against Foreigners, and yet plenty to advertise the book and market it at famine rates.

Then Mrs.Eddy does not keep still, but fetches around and comes forward and testifies again.

It is most injudicious.

For she resorts to metaphor this time, and it makes trouble, for she seems to reverse the percentages and claim only the eight per cent.