Philosophy: A Route Of Many

Ribaldry, N. Censorious Language By Another Concerning Oneself.

Critic, N. A Person Who Boasts Himself Hard To Please Because Nobody Tries To Please Him.

Folly, N. That "gift And Faculty Divine" Whose Creative And Controlling Energy Inspires Man's Mind, Guides His Actions And Adorns His Life.

Dance, V.i. To Leap About To The Sound Of Tittering Music, Preferably With Arms About Your Neighbor's Wife Or Daughter. There Are Many Kinds Of Dances, But All Those Requiring The Participation Of The Two Sexes Have Two Characteristics In Common: They Are Conspicuously Innocent, And Warmly Loved By The Vicious.

Education, N.: That Which Discloses To The Wise And Disguises From The Foolish Their Lack Of Understanding.