And the grandeur that was Rome.

So with the Modern Languages; we do not study French and Italian and Spanish that we may have a
Swiss waiter's fluent inexactness in asking the time of railway trains or the rates of board and
lodging, but that we may learn the soul of the Middle Ages with Dante, derive higher ideals of duty
from Corneille, live in old Spain with Calderon and Lope de Vega, or soften and sweeten our manners
by association with that serenest of gentlemen, the Knight of La Mancha.

The advocates of science and psychology might reflect that the workings of the human mind are
nowhere better shown than in the