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
