text:  We use the word because it is popularly comprehensive; the [Greek: hoi aristoi] distinguished from the [Greek: hoi polloi]: "good men " as is the value of goodness in the city; "the great " as they are understood by penners of fashionable novels; "talented " or "a genius " as we say in the _coteries_; but not a word mark you of the abstract value of these signs--their positive significations; good may be bad great mean talented or a genius ignorant or a puppy