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gentleman gives the law where he is; he will
outpray saints in chapel, ou,general veterans in
The field, and odtshine all courtesy in the hail
He is good company for pirates, and good with
academlc!ans that it is useless to forify your.
self against him; he has the private entrance to
all minds, and could as easily exclude myaelf,
as him. The famous gentlemen OF Asia and
Europe have been Of this strong type: Saladin,
Sapor, the Cid, julius Cesar, Scpio, Alexander,
Pericles, and the lordliest personages. They eat
very careessly in their chairs, and were too ex-
cellent themselves, to value any condition at a
high rate. ITO be Continued