'The--um--er--I am taking you through the Gospel of St. Matthew. I think, as a matter of fact, we got to the end of the third chapter. We won't spend much time over the fourth. The fourth, I think, is the--er--er--Temptations, which I have already taken with you--a rather--er--very interesting--ah--very interesting--er--survival. That the Temptation Narrative should have survived shows that there is probably something of value in it or I do not think it would have survived. There are two incidents of very similar character of--er--very--er--similar character and--ah--different to a certain extent from everything else--er--ah-- There is a boy in that corner not listening to me. Who is that boy in the corner there? No, not you--two rows in front. I will come down to you later, my boy. There are two incidents in the Gospel Narrative which are similar in--er--character and which I have for the moment called "Survivals"--very characteristic, namely, the somewhat surprising narrative of the Temptation of our Lord, and the other the account of the Transfiguration. These are different in form and character from other narratives, just in the same way as the account of our Lord sending messages to the Baptist differs from others. Er--yes--that last one. I should put them together as coming from a similar source (lapse into inaudibility--bow wow wow. Unique in characteristic--bow wow wow--Somewhat subtle--bow wow). One remarks that the Temptations are always looked at from the personal point of view, which I have put down in my synopsis. Has anybody here got my synopsis? lend it to me a moment. I don't think the personal significance of the Gospel stories has importance nowadays. We needn't consider it. That's what I think about things in general. Personal importance giving place to universal needs. We are not so much concerned with whether boys do _evil_ or not. Of course it annoys me if I find a boy doing evil. Leading others astray. Shockingly annoying. Oughtn't to be. Like continuous mathematics not enabling a boy to pass in arithmetic--bow wow wow--screw loose. See what I mean, K----? Not referring to you, my boy (laughter). Hunt me up something in Plato about all these things. During the last generation-- '(Half a page omitted.)