Johannes Vermeer paintings

Johannes Vermeer paintings
Jacques-Louis David paintings
John Everett Millais paintings
anticipated my present position. They'd understood some things better than I -- though perhaps less well than I did now -- and their commentary on my remarks invariably enlarged my understanding -- to the point where I felt that same commentary vaguely deficient.
"It seems to me, sir," I said to The Living Sakhyan, "that WESCAC reallyis the Dean o' Flunks, as I used to think when I was a kid. . ."
"Didn't I tell you?" someone whispered triumphantly."Attack the terms of the problem!" And before his classmates could shush him he alarmed me (since the slogan he quoted was exactly what I had in mind) by adding, "But isn't it only WESCAC's old MALI circuitry that that would apply to? How canWescacus malinoctis be a symbol of Differentiation?" It was an objection I'd not myself considered. Fortunately another student hissed, "So what's this MALI and NOCTIS? Another set of arbitrary categories!"
This silenced the troubled one, and eased my own mind. "He'll reinterpret the terms