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See this pebble which I hold in my hand, picked up out of the street as I came along; it shall be my only object to-night.

But the recognisable object which is also called the Great Pyramid is the same object to-day as it was yesterday.

Few sights are so pathetic as the strong man of yesterday feeling that the chair by the fire is a distant object to-day.

He did not in the least object to-night, for instance, to dropping late into the prayer-meeting.

A very large waggonette, the brake, is a common enough object to-day, and is built in various forms.