"Somewhere in the world is a tail for every man and woman and child.

Where one's tail is no one can ever say, but that it exists simultaneously with its owner I believe.

The abhorrence man has for snakes is directly attributable to his abhorrence for all things which have deprived him of something that is good.

If Adam's tail had not tempted him to swing on the forbidden tree, we should all of us have been able through life to relax from business cares after the manner of the monkey, who is happy from morning until night." "Well, I can't see that it does us any good to sit here and discuss this matter," said Doctor Livingstone.

"We can't reach any conclusion.