referring　to　the　story　as　familiar　to　ourselves。
  ｛4｝　　What　a　SAFE　word　〃relation〃　is；　how　little　it　predicates！　yet
  it　has　overgrown　〃kinsman。〃
  ｛5｝　　The　root　alluded　to　is　not　the　potato　of　our　own　gardens；　but
  a　plant　so　near　akin　to　it　that　I　have　ventured　to　translate　it
  thus。　　Apropos　of　its　intelligence；　had　the　writer　known　Butler　he
  would　probably　have　said　…
  〃He　knows　what's　what；　and　that's　as　high；
  As　metaphysic　wit　can　fly。〃
  ｛6｝　　Since　my　return　to　England；　I　have　been　told　that　those　who
  are　conversant　about　machines　use　many　terms　concerning　them　which
  show　that　their　vitality　is　here　recognised；　and　that　a　collection
  of　expressions　in　use　among　those　who　attend　on　steam　engines　would
  be　no　less　startling　than　instructive。　　I　am　also　informed；　that
  almost　all　machines　have　their　own　tricks　and　idiosyncrasies；　that
  they　know　their　drivers　and　keepers；　and　that　they　will　play　pranks
  upon　a　stranger。　　It　is　my　intention；　on　a　future　occasion；　to
  bring　together　examples　both　of　the　expressions　in　common　use　among
  mechanicians；　and　of　any　extraordinary　exhibitions　of　mechanical
  sagacity　and　eccentricity　that　I　can　meet　withnot　as　believing　in
  the　Erewhonian　Professor's　theory；　but　from　the　interest　of　the
  subject。
  End