What Is the Literary World?
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1t kind Of fair, fail of stalls, wares, and
shopkeepers in which tie theoogst sells his
stuff which at the same time supplies food and
warmth. The critic diaposes Of his cobweb
linen and transparent lawn, of no shelter from
the cold The PhiIologist, his embroidered
vests. CorinthIan vases, aud Phrygian marble.
The physician letters and syllables. The law
yer, men. The antiquary, old shoes. lhe al
chymist, himself. The poet, smoke. The ora
tor, paint The historian. fame--and the phi
losopher, heaven and earth.


Uhat are the mast rare animals in the acorld?


A rich man coptentcd with his fortune. A
man distinguished by genius and not by defects.
A courtier grown old. A learned man who
knows himself. A virgin who is beautiful TO
every body but herself. A prime minister who
possesses honesty; who has the interest of his
country, not that Of himself or his associates,
at heart.