Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Selections From Previous With Remarks on Mr. G. J: Romanes Mental Evolution in Animals, and a Psalm of Montreal
I suspect, however, that what Canon Kingsley said was after all not very important. If it had been, Mr. Romanes would have probably told us what it was in his own book. I should think it possible that Mr. Romanes - not finding Canon Kingsley's words impor tant enough to be quoted, or even referred to correctly, or never having seen them himself and not knowing exactly what they were, yet being anxious to give every one, and more particularly Canon Kingsley, his due - felt that' this was an occasion on which he might fairly take advantage of his position and say at large whatever he was in the humour for saying at the moment.
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