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ton and since, was shoemaker. And
time would fail, as well as the patience Of
the reader, were ] to enumerate all who
have risen from the common walks of life
to greatness. Herschel, once soldier in
Nova Scotia, who has fixed his name among
the stars, and the well known blacksmith of
New England, who, though steadily pur-
suing his business, has well nigh mastered
all the languages of this babbling EARTH
Shakespeare, Adam Clarke, and Richard
Watson, whose works will continue to
please and profit mankind as long as litera-
ture, science and virtue shall continue to
command admiration-all worked their way
to eminence without the advantages ofwealth
and leisure.