Assimilative Memory Part 33

=64 and 65--In. and Con.=--Germs cause typhoid and other diseases--Prince of Wales attacked by typhoid.

=65 and 66--Ex.=--Typhoid tends to destroy; awards build up.

=66 and 67--In. and Ex.=--Fast steamer Alabama, and fast woman walker, speed with injury--and innocent speed.

=67 and 68--Ex.=--Walking on land and safe swimming in water.

=68 and 69--In.=--Floating in water and electric lighting of museum--protection to life--and comfort to life.

=69 and 70--Ex.=--Lighted museum--and dark night at the Tay--light and safety--and darkness and death.

=70 and 71--In.=--Many deaths in Bridge disaster and one distinguished person dies.

=71 and 72--Ex.=--One person dies and medics strive to prevent death.

=72 and 73--In. and Ex.=--Medical improvement and improvement in reckoning time--doctors from abroad--and observatory stationary.

=73 and 74--In.=--Improved time reckoning--and revised and improved form of Bible.

=74 and 75--In. and Ex.=--Gift to highest personage and cheap telegrams for ma.s.ses--favours to both.

=75 and 76--In. and Ex.=--Head of English nation and head of Catholic church--favour to the Queen and favour to the people.

=76 and 77--In.=--One concession to Queen--and people's jubilee on account of Queen--good will in both cases.

=77 and 78--In. and Ex.=--Queen's jubilee and Times' jubilee, sovereign and subjects.

=78 and 79--Con.=--Universal reporter of good and bad things--worst possible murder.

=79 and 80--Ex.=--Horror and amus.e.m.e.nt.

=80 and 81--Ex.=--Players for Royalty and great arbitrators for labouring men.

=81 and 82--In.=--Strike of poor labourers, and houses for the poor.

=82 and 83--In. and Ex.=--Gifts to poor and education for them--physical benefits and mental benefit.

=83 and 84--In. and Ex.=--Intellectual education and spiritual education--living scholars and death of a great teacher.

=84 and 85--In. and Ex.=--Two deaths--and opposite beliefs--In. as to death and Ex. as to opinions.

=85 and 86--In.=--Death of one man--and death of six hundred--In.

=86 and 87--Ex.=--A dead mult.i.tude and a living congress.

=87 and 88--In.=--Two congresses.

=88 and 89--In.=--Imperialism--and party self-a.s.sertion.

=89 and 90--In.=--Political agitation--educational agitation.

=90 and 91--Ex.=--Extension of education--refusal to extend Government sway over land.

=91 and 92--In.=--Land not lost individuals--and bank saved.

=92 and 93--In. and Ex.=--Saving a bank and effort to save life--bank saved--but consumptives lost.

=93 and 94--In. and Ex.=--Rejoicing over supposed antidote to consumptive deaths--and music jubilee over death of Mozart.

=94 and 95--Ex.=--Death and birth of congress.

=95 and 96--Ex.=--A congress meets and a cabinet dissolves.

=96 and 97--In.=--A cabinet failed and a bank failed.

=97 and 98--In.=--Bank failure and Home Rule bill defeated.

=98 and 99--In. and Ex.=--Bill killed intentionally--a man killed accidentally.

=99 and 100--In. and Ex.=--Fatal attack of poison--unsuccessful attack on Darwinianism.

As to the dates of the 100 events, they will cause no difficulty. The pupil should look upon my formulas as models merely, and make his own whenever possible. In all the events belonging to this century, we have only to deal with the last two figures--(3) {M}odel (7) {Q}ueen gives the date of (18)37. The rule in regard to the month and the day of the month is very easily applied. A separate word for each figure except for the three months [October, November and December] where there are two figures in the one word that expresses the number of the month, as {t}ie{s}, {d}ue{s}, '{t}i{s}, {th}u{s}, {th}i{s}, {th}o{s}e, express October, the tenth month; {th}a{t}, {d}i{d}, {d}ie{d}, {d}o{t}, {d}a{t}e, {t}hough{t}, &c., &c., indicate November, the eleventh month; and {th}e{n}, {th}i{n}, {t}o{n}e, {t}u{n}e, a{t}tai{n}, &c., &c., mean December, the twelfth month. A {M}odel {Q}ueen {J}ust i{n} {s}eason--Just in its "J" means the sixth month, or {J}une, and "n" in "i{n}" and "s"

in {s}eason means a cypher--or 20--the translation of the phrase is (18)37--June--20th day

--(2) A{m}ending a {c}ode {g}ives {t}rue {c}aution = (18)37--July--17th

--(3) {M}aking {f}riends i{n}side {th}e {m}agnates = (18)38--February 13

--(4) A{m}idship {V}oyager {sh}ows {d}ouble {g}eering = (18)38--June--17

--(5) {M}utual {F}airness {g}ives {m}ultiplied {d}issemination = (18)38--July--31

--(6) {M}eetings {f}orbidden {t}o{n}e {d}own {n}oise = (18)38--Dec.--12

--(7) {M}eal a {f}avorite {th}e{n} {t}ook {p}recedence = (18)38--December--19

--(8) A {m}issive {p}enny {f}avors {th}e {c}ommonality = (18)39--August--17

--(9) A {R}oyal {C}ementing i{n} {th}e {s}anctuary = (18)40--February--10th

--(10) A {R}oyal {S}pinster [or {c}elebrity] {d}i{d} i{n}vite {d}estiny = (18)40--November--21

--(11) {R}oyal E{d}ward {d}i{d} a{p}pear = (18)41--Nov.--9th

--(12) Ea{r}l's u{n}doing {m}anifested i{n}sane {s}uicide = (18)42--March--20th

--(13) {R}egistered {n}ames wi{l}l e{n}thuse = (18)42--May--2

--(14) {R}epressing {N}atalites {l}eft {n}o {ch}ange = (18)42--May--26