Appreciation

He iva a man oí age and wisdom. She wais a w ornan of youth anc beauty. eBgniled by her sympathetic glaonce the savant told h&r of his long ïae of 6tudy, hie patiënt search focr trurtJi, hiB failuree and succesees. He had braved and enjoyed both ia about all tihe words eaidimg in "ology." Rut age bi-ougirt hitn not satiety oi kiQowledgie. Still he toiled along the same rugged pathway that led to scientific enlighitenment- constantly he explored new avenues oL learning. She lietemed with such rapt and grateful imtereet that the man of science feit he had foned a rarely sympatibetic soul. "Yee," ehe said ïnusingly, ""it. must be very mice where one has a lanack for that sort of thing.-