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présent state of the art. There cannot at this stage be any question of categorizing the art, and it would be prématuré ofnot actually ill-advised to attempt to distinguish strict Unes of démarcation between différent branches stemming from the same trunk. This work calls for further discussion. It is offered as a tool — thefirst ofits kind. Ulterior refinements will be necessary to meet the wishes, expérience and research of ail its reader s. XIV PREMIÈRE PARTIE LE LANGAGE DE LA PRÉVISION

transport the goods to trade centres. In addition, there are local traders of the poorer categories who operate at a very small scale. This type of trader does not build up a stock but simply extracts his profit from transporting for example a banana trunk – bought a few days before the market takes place – to the market and selling it there for a small profit. Peasants may also opt to wait for the market day and sell their product on the market. It is interesting that, in contrast to the other cases

f. truffle n. (bot.), truffe f. truffle-bed n. (bot.), truffière f. trumpet (to) v. i. (zoo.), barrir (crier, pour un éléphant) truncate (to) v. t. (math.), tronquer truncated cone n. (math.), tronc m. de cône truncation n. (math.), troncature f. trunk n., tronc m. (anat.), tronc m. (d’arbre) (bot.) truth n., vérité f., ~ set (math.), ensemble de vérités try (to) v. t., essayer, tenter trypanosoma n. (bio.), trypanosome m. 40651 R-Z Page 322 Vendredi, 16. février 2007 9:49 09 322 • trypanosomia

f. truffle n. (bot.), truffe f. truffle-bed n. (bot.), truffière f. trumpet (to) v. i. (zoo.), barrir (crier, pour un éléphant) truncate (to) v. t. (math.), tronquer truncated cone n. (math.), tronc m. de cône truncation n. (math.), troncature f. trunk n., tronc m. (anat.), tronc m. (d’arbre) (bot.) truth n., vérité f., ~ set (math.), ensemble de vérités try (to) v. t., essayer, tenter trypanosoma n. (bio.), trypanosome m. © Dunod – La photocopie non autorisée est un délit. 322 • trypanosomia

reflects God's government. Have no fear that matter can ache, swell, and be inflamed as the result of a law of any kind, when it is self-evident that matter can have no pain nor inflammation. Your body would suffer no more from tension or wounds than the trunk of a tree which you gash or the electric wire which you stretch, were it not for mortal mind. 18 21 24 When Jesus declares that "the light of the body is the eye," he certainly means that light depends upon Mind, 27 not upon the