51.   The object was clearly to cut the amount of money paid to lawyers.

52.   If the object is to encourage mothers to stay at home, the use of child benefits would have been a superior policy.

53.   Many fairly recent objects can be found at home, bought cheaply in second-hand shops or borrowed from local people.

54.   Where has the object been?

55.   Objects are often excellent material to use with very young children, who have not yet developed reading and writing skills.

56.   Even damaged or broken objects can be useful.

57.   Where are historical objects to be found?

58.   Yet objects were more than merely utilitarian or symbols of status and achievement.

59.   An object once inventoried is subject to formidable safeguards against disposal and unqualified alteration.

60.   The distant unsighted object is a church steeple.