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The child , for example , who has been instructed in the elements of arithmetic , and has made a particular addition , according to rule , may be assured that he has found , with respect to the sum of the numbers before him , and that in this instance is within the reach of human genius . A lost landbird of strange plumage strays on board , and is made a captive : out of clean shaved rods of right-whale bone , and cross-beams of sperm whale ivory , the carpenter makes a pagoda-looking cage for it . " Credit for the inauguration of this Sanctuary goes to J. Arthur Currey , president of the Lee Tidewater Cypress Company who , early last spring , offered to give to the Society 640 acres containing an integral part of the rookery , and is making a Christmas present of this acreage . Antonio Cassese , Professor of International Law at the European University Institute , is an academic authority on human rights and humanitarian law and has made a unique contribution to policy-making and implementation in these fields . After returning , Cora is considerably more friendly and suggests making a lemon meringue pie for Frank the next day .