(1264)
Golden Rule, The—See [Circumstances, Taking Advantage of]; [Considerateness].
Good and Evil—See [Nature, Dual, in Man].
GOOD DISPLACING EVIL
The headquarters of the George Yard Missions, London, are pitched on an extinct volcano; the main block being built on the site of an ancient distillery, and the shelter on the ground formerly occupied by the infamous “Black Horse”—that rendezvous of highwaymen, robbers, and murderers.—Pierson, “The Miracles of Missions.”
(1265)
GOOD, FAITH IN
In the following verse Eugene Lee-Hamilton shows the result of losing faith in the good:
There is a tale of Faustus—that one day,
Lucretia, the Venetian, then his love,