The Dollar, and appetite for power and notoriety.

English must also be added; she is always consistent, she is always Mrs.Eddy, in her English: it is always and consistently confused and crippled and poor.

She wrote the Advertisement; her literary trade-marks are there.

When she says all "students" are subject to examination, she does not mean students, she means candidates for that lofty place When she says students are "liable" to leave the class if found unfit to remain in it, she does not mean that if they find themselves unfit, or be found unfit by others, they will be likely to ask permission to leave the class; she means that if she finds them unfit she will be "liable" to fire them out.

When she nobly offers "tuition for all strictly in advance," she does not mean "instruction for all in advance-payment for it later." No, that is only what she says, it is not what she means.