...secret, however, of the opposition made in certain circles to the doctrine set forth in The Perfect Way is not far to seek. It is to be found in the fact that the book is, throughout, strenuously opposed to idolatry in all its forms, including that...

...cent., leaving their native country to seek the means of subsistence elsewhere. The explanation of this is not far to seek; it is to be found in the social and economic crisis which has existed so long in this unhappy country. The present constitution...

...of Karl Marx. The reason for this sinister failure of Socialism, then, as it will be for all times, is not far to seek. It is to be found in the fact, that in socialistic practice the economic interests of classes have the first and ultimate claim...

...poorest and the most degraded in Europe, that selfrestraint is absent. One cause of this lamentable fact is not far to seek. It is to be found in the circumstances of the English agricultural labouring class. The hedger knows that he cannot improve...

...négociant pour comprendre César Birotteau," 3 — that this influence manifested itself. The reason is not far to seek. It is to be found in the letters to Madame Hanska. Between Nov. 7 and Nov. 12, 1837, Balzac wrote her from Chaillot: "Hier,...

...self-reliance, VOL. i. 16 it is weak and dependent. — Why this diflerence between the two ? The why is not far to seek. It is to be found in the reward which Labor bestows on those that pay it due reverence in the one case, and the punishment it...