Therein lay the difference between him and the hard but brittle Grant.

To Cervantes, chivalry was grotesque; to Tennyson, chivalry was poetry,-therelay the difference.

There, moreover, lay the difference between his tenderness and the tenderness of a mother.

And herein lay the difference between Bill Brudenell and himself.

And therein lay the difference between her and Barron.

Wherein lay the difference between her and the maid?

Between the leer of the man and the smile of the girl, where lay the difference?

Herein lay the difference in their dating philosophies.

But that had been her own danger, this was her brother's, and therein lay the difference.

Where lay the difference of eight dollars?

Wherein lay the difference.

Then he wondered why he should feel this premonitory sense, and in what lay the dividing line, and where lay the difference.