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aREAT READER5.-Most great men


been great readers. Miracles are
8pnleO oi their powers or perusal


NJ. Johnson "would tear out the
4 OF a book at a glance. How
y ueVouFed two volumes octave in a


Ccoachjand how package after pack.


'hsse sweet medicines for the mind
y 1Inro"n IN 10 Napoleon on the island


'Ou 10 a loo, and with hoe presto,


''ed' After all the pity and pull


p''G been exhausted by commenta-


'no lamen'able ignorance OF Shak-
We ascertain TO surety that he


o' the most profound and exten-
E''Oe's o. MS time. The man who
4 present. age had written most had
n r'os', os Reading and writing 90 to-
% ' naturally 10 literature as they


wy prospectus Of a chooImistress,
,O.'sses 10 lncuIcRte these branches
4 a;%s ;s 20 '0e juvenile. The duIlest,
|b,a 'a'I Oy The telescope, can see far
\ D ''i' brightest without such assis-
s,oiu "uroS with the help of a dozen or
na'; %.'IeS makes himself the first poet
H. s4%'e :, ! 1landi with the slupendous
Il " bodlelan Tor even the feeble
.l,,I ,T,Il'ur1cpla''ng) u1 library, might he not
A '"N'u himself with Byron or Shak-