HEAT AND COLD. 



as matter of fact man was studying forms of life all the 

 while, but denying the properties their true standing 

 in the world of affairs. 



The phenomenon of the wagon protesting in the 

 case of being overloaded was brought about by the im- 

 partation of air against other particles of the structure 

 from within by small tongues of the wood work, and 

 was a correct measure of the trouble imparted to the at- 

 mospheric waves. 



Man, when making a similar protest, when under 

 duress or bordering the limit to exist, does so by impart- 

 ing air from within against the roof of a cavity of vari- 

 able dimensions within his face, and the air becomes 

 forced out against the atmospheric waves in notification 

 of the trouble of which it is a correct measure. Hence 

 we find man when under extreme trials does not apply 

 to the code of sounds making his troubles known, but 

 instead acts like the wagon or other mechanical con- 

 trivance by imparting air in measure of the disturbance. 



Man having a code of sounds applicable to his 

 wants in measurable quantities capable of being inter- 

 preted by one of his kind, tends to show that he has a 

 more thorough developed organism than other proper- 

 ties built by himself, but does not prove that he is in 

 fact more alive in truth. 



Man, in consequence of thousands of years of 

 training and heredity, was led to believe that the same 

 action and qualities, when displayed by any other ani- 

 mal or property, under all conditions was mere chance 

 or instinct. It is not conceivable to the ego ignor- 



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