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respect is

really

astounding.

It is

manifestly

against

all sound

reason to

put one

thought

obliquely

on top of

another,

as though

both

together

formed a

wooden

cross. But

this is

what is

done where

a writer

interrupts

what he

has begun

to say,

for the

purpose of

inserting

some quite

alien

matter;

thus

depositing

with the

reader a

meaningless

half-sentence,

and

bidding

him keep

it until

the

completion

comes. It

is much as

though a

man were

to treat