Once Aboard The Lugger

George went to town; an ho

loudly hailed him. He joined them; took with a laugh the commiserat

ir examination had done so by sheer luck, by astonishing flukes. Not one had ever worked. Each had been "ragged" on a subject of which he knew absolutely nothing. To the brilliancy with w

ws nothing. For with years we begin to realise our ignorance, and the lesson is not complete when the grave slams the book. A few plumb the depths of their ignorance before death: these are able to speak-and these are the teachers of men. We get here one reason w