finish my lunch and dinner with fan orange almost always; other fruits are occasional Iuxuries, which T may peck at as Ido at candies, but if they are not there I do not miss them.
"Lent cheese, butter, and eggs, but no flesh, no fowl, and no fish. "As T have already said, everything T eat has been proved by some writer or other to be a deadly poison. Everything Tdon't eat has been proved indispensable to life. object to carnivorous diet not instinctively that Dut because Cows sheep with ry of men
thers, "mllkrmaids, and. 0 forth, fers, i, slaughterman, but~ alto of secoucheurs, gras
absorb a mass of human labour, that should be devoted to the breeding fand care of human beings:
"wgome day, I hope, we shall tive fon air, and get rid of all the sanitary preoccupations which are so. un-Pleasantly aggravated by meat.
"The last man who tried to persuade me to go pointed out that 1 should be guarded at every point against the exuberance of admirers, and could' travel in such comfort fand luxury that I could not fail to have the. time of my life, "Lreminded him that Thad already had the time of my life, and had now to consider the time of my death.
Besides, what man can compete with his own movie-talkie? America has seen me splendidly illuminated and magnified; ten feet igh, audible in every corner and visible from every seat. The prosaic reality would be ths shabbiest of anti-very important reason for not going to the United States as a professional lecturer is that by doing s0 T should spoil a record that I have made for myself. Although I hi delivered hundreds and. perhaps. thousands, of extemooraneous public addresses' during the past 50 years.
have never taken money for one of them,
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.