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against in

Barban,

neither of

the

simplicity

of the

other

man’s bag

of ideas

nor of the

complexity

of his

training.

McKisco

knew what

ideas

were, and

as his

mind grew

he was

able to

recognize

and sort

an

increasing

number of

them – but

faced by a

man whom

he

considered

“dumb,”

one in

whom he

found no

ideas he

could

recognize

as such,

and yet to

whom he

could not

feel

personally

superior,

he jumped

at the

conclusion

that

Barban was