3。　　Thought=Being。　　Assuming　this；　state　the　difference；　if　any；　between
  （1）　memory　and　anticipation；　（2）　sleep　and　waking。
  4。　　Democritus；　Pythagoras；　Bacon。　　State　the　relation　between　them。　In
  what　terms　must　the　objective　world　ultimately　be　stated？　　Why？
  5。　　Experience　is　the　result　of　time　and　space　being　included　in　the
  nature　of　mind。　　Discuss　this。
  6。　　Nihil　est　in　intellectu　quod　non　prius　fuerit　in　sensibus。　　Whose
  doctrine？　　Discuss　it。
  7。　　What　is　the　inherent　limitation　in　all　ancient　philosophy？　　Who
  first　removed　it？
  8。　　Mind　is　expressed　through　what？　　Matter　through　what？　　Is　speech　the
  result　or　the　cause　of　thought？
  9。　　Discuss　the　nature　of　the　ego。
  10。　　According　to　Plato；　Locke；êBerkeley；　where　would　the　sweetness　of　a
  honeycomb　reside？　　Where　would　its　shape？　its　weight？　　Where　do　you
  think　these　properties　reside？
  Ten　questions；　and　no　Epicharmos　of　Kos。　　But　no　examination　paper　asks
  everything；　and　this　one　did　ask　a　good　deal。　　Bertie　and　Billy　wrote
  the　full　time　allotted；　and　found　that　they　could　have　filled　an　hour
  more　without　coming　to　the　end　of　their　thoughts。　　Comparing　notes　at
  lunch；　their　information　was　discovered　to　have　been　lacking　here　and
  there。　　Nevertheless；　it　was　no　failure；　their　inner　convictions　were
  sure　of　fifty　per　cent　at　least；　and　this　was　all　they　asked　of　the
  gods。　　〃I　was　ripping　about　the　ego；〃　said　Bertie。　　〃I　was　rather
  splendid　myself；〃　said　Billy；　〃when　I　got　going。　　And　I　gave　him　a　huge
  steer　about　memory。〃　　After　lunch　both　retired　to　their　beds　and　fell
  into　sweet　oblivion　until　seven　o'clock；　when　they　rose　and　dined；　and
  after　playing　a　little　poker　went　to　bed　again　pretty　early。
  Some　six　mornings　later；　when　the　Professor　returned　their　papers　to
  them；　their　minds　were　washed　almost　as　clear　of　Plato　and　Thales　as
  were　their　bodies　of　yesterday's　dust。　　The　dates　and　doctrines；　hastily
  memorized　to　rattle　off　upon　the　great　occasion；　lay　only　upon　the
  surface　of　their　minds；　and　after　use　they　quickly　evaporated。　　To　their
  pleasure　and　most　genuine　astonishment；　the　Professor　paid　them　high
  compliments。　　Bertie's　discussion　of　the　double　personality　had　been　the
  most　intelligent　which　had　come　in　from　any　of　the　class。　　The
  illustration　of　the　intoxicated　hack…driver　who　had　fallen　from　his　hack
  and　inquired　who　it　was　that　had　fallen；　and　then　had　pitied　himself；
  was；　said　the　Professor；　as　original　and　perfect　an　illustration　of　our
  subjective…objectivity　as　he　had　met　with　in　all　his　researches。　　And
  Billy's　suggestions　concerning　the　inherency　of　time　and　space　in　the
  mind　the　Professor　had　also　found　very　striking　and　independent；
  particularly　his　reasoning　based　upon　the　well…known　distortions　of　time
  and　space　which　hashish　and　other　drugs　produce　in　us。　　This　was　the
  sort　of　thing　which　the　Professor　had　wanted　from　his　students：　free
  comment　and　discussions；　the　spirit　of　the　course；　rather　than　any
  strict　adherence　to　the　letter。　　He　had　constructed　his　questions　to
  elicit　as　much　individual　discussion　as　possible　and　had　been　somewhat
  disappointed　in　his　hopes。
  Yes；　Bertie　and　Billy　were　astonished。　　But　their　astonishment　did　not
  equal　that　of　Oscar；　who　had　answered　many　of　the　questions　in　the
  Professor's　own　language。　　Oscar　received　seventy…five　per　cent　for　this
  achievementa　good　mark。　　But　Billy's　mark　was　eighty…six　and　Bertie's
  ninety。　　〃There　is　some　mistake；〃　said　Oscar　to　them　when　they　told　him
  ；　and　he　hastened　to　the　Professor　with　his　tale。　　〃There　is　no
  mistake；〃　said　the　Professor。　　Oscar　smiled　with　increased　deference。
  〃But；〃　he　urged；　〃I　assure　you；　sir；　those　young　men　knew　absolutely
  nothing。　　I　was　their　tutor；　and　they　knew　nothing　at　all。　　I　taught
  them　all　their　information　myself。〃　〃In　that　case；〃　replied　the
  Professor；　not　pleased　with　Oscar's　tale…bearing；　〃you　must　have　given
  them　more　than　you　could　spare。　　Good　morning。〃
  Oscar　never　understood。　　But　he　graduated　considerably　higher　than
  Bertie　and　Billy；　who　were　not　able　to　discover　many　other　courses　so
  favorable　to　〃orriginal　rresearch〃　as　was　Philosophy　4。　　That　is　twenty
  years　ago；　To…day　Bertie　is　treasurer　of　the　New　Amsterdam　Trust
  Company；　in　Wall　Street；　Billy　is　superintendent　of　passenger　traffic　of
  the　New　York　and　Chicago　Air　Line。　　Oscar　is　successful　too。　　He　has
  acquired　a　lot　of　information。　　His　smile　is　unchanged。　　He　has
  published　a　careful　work　entitled　〃The　Minor　Poets　of　Cinquecento；〃　and
  he　writes　book　reviews　for　the　Evening　Post。
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