Ogden Daily Standard | 1908-11-03 | Page 5 | Decoit That Led to Good

deceit that led to good bismarck vowed that after passing a competitive examination a man was never any good that the strain w wrecked rec 1 ed h him 1 in still it was cramming the cramming of ae ho ingenious mind of lord chesterfield which brought about the reform of the calendar cramming and flattery did it 1 I have been of late a sort of an astronomer despite myself myself he wrote 1 I was obliged to take some astronomical jargon of which I 1 did not understand me acme word but got it by heart and spoke it by rote as a master ile he had to make the peers believe that he knew something of the matter and also to make them believe that they knew something of it themselves which they did not for his own part he said he could as well have talked celtic or as astronomy and they would have understood him fully as aa well they became parties to the deceit they would not betray ignorance upon a subject as to which he credited them with abounding knowledge thus they reformed the calendar