That we do recognize such _analogy_ or _correspondence of meaning_, that Professor Mueller himself does so, is admitted when he tells us that another form of the words in question is 'not at all sweet-sounding.' It is not in this perception, therefore, that we deceive ourselves, but only in supposing that these particular words came to mean sugar, _because_ they were sweet-sounding. That there is this perception of the analogy in question is again confessed by the fact that we have the same feeling in respect to the German _suesse_, sweet; while the English words _sugar_ and _sweet_, notwithstanding any greater familiarity of association, do not convey the same ideas in the same marked degree. The words _mellifluous_ (honey-flowing) and _melody_ (honey-sound) are themselves standing witnesses in behalf of the existence of the same perception. The fact that we instinctually speak of a _sweet_ voice, is another witness. If, then, there is an echo of likeness (real analogy) between these two unlike spheres of Thought and Being, _Sound_ and _Taste_, may there not be precisely a similar echo through other and all spheres; so that there shall be a Something in Number, in Form, in Chemical Constitution, in the Properties of Mind, in Ultimate Rational Conceptions, in fine, that echoes to this idea, which, by a stretch of the powers of Language, we call _sweet_, both in respect to Sound and Taste? May it not have been precisely this Something and the other handful of primitive Somethings, each with its multitudinous echoes, that the _Nascent Intuition_ of the race laid hold of and availed itself of _irreflectively_ for laying the foundations of Speech? Again, may it not happen that the _Reflective Intellect_ should in turn discover _intelligently_ (or _reflectively_) just that _underlying_ system of Analogy which the primitive Instinct was competent to appreciate unintelligently; and, by the greater clearness of this intelligent perception, be able to elevate the Science of Language, and found it upon a new and constructive, instead of upon this merely instinctual plane? To all these questions the Universologists return an affirmative answer. They go farther, and aver that this great intellectual undertaking is now fully achieved, and is only awaiting the opportunity for elaborate demonstration and promulgation. A word further on this subject. To pronounce the words _sucre_, _sucre_, _suesse_, the lips are necessarily pinched or perked up, in a certain exquisite way, as if we were sucking something very gratifying to the taste. This consideration carries us over to the further analogy with _shapes_ or _forms_, and, hence, with the Organic or Mechanical production of sounds; another grand element, the main one, in fact, of the whole investigation.