differences

cause of peace. (Applause) The long con-

tinued strain while composing differences

abroad; the expenditure of nervous vitality and

come when wars would no longer be necessary in

the settlement of international differences. (Ap-

plause. )

to think of Corbière a little as one thinks of Goya, without Goya's

Spanish, with infinite differences, but with a macabre intensity, and a

modernity that we have not yet surpassed. There are possible grounds for

printed in full for the Chaucer Society. It exhibits _a different type_ of

text from that found in Cl., Cp., and H. The most noteworthy differences

are as follows. In Bk. ii. 734, 5, this MS. has quite a different couplet,

movements in the arts, and has already become a household word.

Differences of taste and judgment, however, have arisen among the

contributors to that book; growing tendencies are forcing them along

reading ability in mathematics, (3) attitude toward mathematics, and

(4) overall course achievement. The differences which were analyzed

and found to be significant included: (1) the post-test measure of

was significantly greater at the .05 level of confidence.

Differences between mean scores of the two groups on

each of the criterion measures failed to be significant

variance, Hays goes on to say ". . - for samples of equal size relatively

big differences in the population variances seem to have relatively

small consequence for the eonclusions derived from a t-test."