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PATIEhTS TSEftTEO Br HAIL. CONFIDENTIAL.
BinBlctt. S te-.ri Srtid t twU to ttano tar putmiUn t
u. e. e. r. kku. wncatn man mm. at.
Writer A nd Their Ways.
I lira Jcuihou waH full of arrogance, and j
I iv lien the actors, critics or public did
' not .ipjirovo one of his plays, ho look re- .
xt-iie Lv abusing the otfeudor.s ill the
introduction when tht jiluy was printed. J
, A French author, noted in his own ;
i tune, produced in the beventeentli eun
l tury :i folio volume on "Xobes," in which
j he df.-criled all Kinds, and told whnt
ort of nose every saint in 'the calendar
must haye possessed.
When Mulherbe wus on his deathbed
nn ignorant -priest was picturing to him,
tngrauimaticul lauguuge, the joys of
heaven. "Hold your tongue," Baid the
dying grant tiiarian,'your wretched gram
mar disgusts me with them."
( Milton's comparison of Satan with the '
j rising sun, a pastiage found in the tirat
i book or I'.iradise Lost, nearly occasioned
i the suppression of the ptera. Thecoin-
! pshsou wassupposed to contain a pohti I
I cmI and treasonable allusion.
Aristotle was a small man, with u
' hoarse voice and thin legs. He stammer-
, ed and was ill at ease in company. He
Mreswd magnificently, was fond of jew -
; elry, and w extravngftnt in his pleasures
! that he wasted his fortune on female
favorites.
I 5).intt was so absent minded that once
j when ho went to see a groHt public pa
j r.ido, uhilu waiting for its c.iming ho en
, !ri'd! a h'olt store and began to rend, i
H became interested and the procession
pis imI without las knotting anything.
' a:i'ut it.
!
It It. II..- -1 ...,.,( .. hn.,
jyoiirig man, risked bin life to save bis
inaiiiiscript poems from a burning huild-
ing. He ljii'1 them away, and a few years
j biter, sitting down to read them over, was
J t-o disgusted with them that he threw
! liu iii all into Uie tir. .
I
Ancient critics t-aid Homer was a tila-
Igiaiibt. Xausrr.ites charged that Homer
j cJoIe all h:s w-irk from a preceding poen;
J.KIi.iri ineutious one Syngrus who pro-1
ceded Homer and wrote a poem on tie'
i .... ..... i
s.egeot iroy, una juntas says Homer
jg.it lushest p--issage from a poem bv
., . ,.
Co.-rinnus on tne same subject.
lr. irusler, two centuries ar;o, was the
lllDb C-laCl &vif V1 111 H-TI CCI 111U119. iir
manufactured them rroui.theJworka of
celebrated divines.-.th rowing in here and
there a little Jpoetry, n few quotations
from ancient orators, philosophers and
historians, aad sold them to clergymen
who read them asjiheiriwn.
The works of Martin Luther bear evi
deuce to the fullness of his vocabulary
of abuse. Indrnouiicing 'm adversaries
in controversy he followed the diatom of
his time. Iu his controversy with Henry
VIII. he called the M:ij-'sly of KtiglHui!
a knave, a fool, a rotten worm of the
earth, a ridiculous donkey ard other
things that will not bear reprinting.
!5(M-thiu8 wrote tho "Consolations of
I'uilo&ophy' in u prison, and in the Game
. ir..
J seclusion Wrote composed his Commen
tunes, iiuchauan his par.iuhrase of tin
p!"'-- iint Q0t
I U tleigh his "History of the World," Vol
i taire his lIenriade."Selden his "History
, E.uJ.llL.r Uefoo his. "Keviow," ami
),..,,..., his.Kiem .indiiiert "
Uavenant nis ji-iem uonuioert.
uaivin-was me nniai violent ct coniro
wrsialits.
Ifecharacierized his oppon
jents as .knaves,
lunatics, drunkards.
one place, he says that when read.i.
over Iit3 oontrnversiit! writings, he found
himself nstonished at his own modern
tinn.
Cato ltvirned Greek at 80; Plutarch
Lilin at 72; Dr. Johnson, a few mouths
!efT- hi- d.i;th, bnt,iii to study Dutch:
Cnaueer's "CaiiterlMiry Titles" were lin
it-h-il when he w.i.iGl; Monnldesco wrote
his memoirs at 115; Cellini his autobio
ura)hy at jS; Dnilen bcunn his trnnsla
tiou of the "Iliad' at 08; Franklin besiu
the study of natural philosophy at "'.
Pnnne, the controversial writer.wroti
over Uo0 Mil union. Ho never left hb
vriliiiji to ent; every three or four houn
ho woulil r.iu ch a crust and drink :
,,'lass or ale. Ho was impiisoned for
treusniiable utterances in hi.i books am;
his ears were cropped; but he alwajv
said that he regarded the deprivation n!
writing materials in prison a more ter
, ious loss than that of his ers.
Spinoza relaxed his mind from its bib
ors by catching spiders and making then
tight: Socrates was fond of plating with
,J'"'l'ron; (--i'to urank wine until sleep
jand then went to sleep; Txcho Hralit
.u,l,kul l..iwnc It iN uWflu.il- Sni.-i
' . ...
wrote comic poelr ; bautuel (Jlarue prac
, . . . r. , ... ,
ticed running and jumping; F.iley fished;
UutToti walked in his j-arden, studying
, b-, ()f ,ant9 and jn!;el.lH.
.... , ,
l he oddest literary crank ever known
was Catherinot, a French antiiiuary. H.
could not Ket a printer to undertake Im
worka and was forced to print them him
-elf, which ho did, four or live PnKee at n j
time. K ich formed a simkIo treatise.ex
(eutwhen he had too much matter for
the number of piie. when ho got in ax
much as he could and promised to linish
iu the future. Xo one would buy hi
leallctr, and he published them by hid
ing them aiming liieold books in tecomi
baud Ktores.
Mogliabechi. the ;rciit librarian and
linouit, h;u a lir;ohok dedicated tu
iiiuiM'lf, which contained noUiin but
the titles of b-ioks that had been de
t'icated to him ami the enloien that had
bien -J.nl leu on lum. M.ihabechi wore
a black doublet that fell t s ins knees;
lare breeches, generally torn and dirtj :
.iu old and much patched black cloak; a
-hapoless hat, the ed;es very rnmred; a
. hirtt neckcloth, always covered with
u u If, and a dirty shirt, which lie never
ohaned as lung as it would hau toeth
er.
Literary men and philosophers have
orteil b.-eii Hiibjected to ,H.-rS.cutioii. j
AriKtoIle wiisso h:iras.-ed bv hi ewmirfl !
that ho swallowed ijisoii; Oerbort.Uovw., t
Itacon wero deemed magicians.
(ialileo,
passed most of hiri life under the ban of
the Church; Cornelius Agrippa wan
driven from his native country for mak
ing a few chemical experiments; Cardon
ivas arrested as a magician: Petrarch
was always in terror of the clerical do
nunciationt; Descartes saved himself
from beiug .burned at the stake by a
hasty tlight from Holland.
Cowley was an accidental poet. His I
attuiioii was lirst drawn to poetry by a
copv ofSpensor's "Fairy Queen." Moliero
1 - '
was :i tai-esl'-v weaver, and took to writ-
1
tne for the sta:o from a casual visit to
l,o tl.a:.i- l.rin.;1l. li ne 1 I-..1 wr i.n.l
B his first yerses when in love. Rous-wlililii
... 1 . ... 1
was first drawn In literature bp m
wrote
soau
advertisement. La Fontaine became a
toot fioin accidentally finding a copv of
'Maiherbe." Franklin's genius was first j
nroudcd bv a work of Do Foe. Flutusteed I
bio j j u-aijSncj q.cli socp 3 'Hqcj
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j say that Pliny's "Natural History" is a
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j by Dion and Paterculus. and Plutarch
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old age iu distressful want; Vaugelaf.
, . , , . , ,
llf great b ranch classicist, left hit- bodv
to the surgeons to help pay his debt,:
' D.-vden whs t-o tiflfr.vl bv his creditors
. , , , , ,
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aud most of his literary coiitempornne.-
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er; Montesquieu studied Tacitus; Buiir
daloue read every year the epietles of
Paul and the works of Ciceio; Urote
carried a copy of Li'cnn in his pockt-t;
Liebuit. always lud a Virgil in reach:
L:i Fontaine read Kabelais; Quevedo
adored Don Quixote; UosFenu reitd
Plutarch, Montaigne and Ljvkc; tin
E irl of Chatham read U.trrow: C'.-.. ! s
V". and Napoleou Bonaparte b lit
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A celebrated phjaiiun on beinafked
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too niach of it is likely to lengthen th
inns and make the height of the ehouli.
era uuoven.
Cycliug renders women awkwaul it
thoir walk. Tboy gradually eoiim li
move with a plunging kind of motioi I
the revoruo 01 Rrnceiui, nnd iiequeutlt
cultivato wouknesdof buck, which make
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nig.
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nis, injured by hort-o or l.ijycle, or n
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golf, which is now being indulged in b;
women. Canton Repository.
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ami estates of sjv'tl taluun.
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I panic, business prcs'.ratio::, n drtic.t in
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;rihir" in Nix ii.I'.t.iii :.rur:i. mi liu;
MMliah-Fains- : Clnivirr Mrli-:i-iiir.' T l
itiiiel h in It la! -tint pri,;rr-i"iif i papers
from Cliti-Iiaii Kn".Vir ".;"-t'i.it;-.ts.
o.I.er ilt I'.itlii-.iiit nt tl.r- mag-uuir art to be
!iiMitrii.(i as.il i-t I;!r;ei!. t)m i the depar
nient if Ati lc!o"aiiil lni'ort:iitiii-! In Ibe
K.iiii:! rir.-lr." Mr. A. Alonm S:acc, tho
Uim.i i Yn! jiitilii-c. will cmitri.Mitr an early
mler. t lie (ullnnril hv tl-rr ejtiertT
Pansy's csw and fesiicating serial,
V1R.VS M0TT9,
will lie lllti.tralril h II. 1". llariirs.
Margaret Sidney's
G3L0EN DISCOVERY PAPERS
ill liar iiiipiiitaiit nil'jwti.
THE PASSY READING CIRCLE ....
t" tafc i'i l!r-rk lliili'rv tilts ear CIIJOI
;eili Al:liit nill in-pan- liitnstlns "papers.
An iinH,r:.itit u .tr featnn- ni l bt
"Dilly Thoonhts."
itinprUine -liilr realiuir-. f-r "hrltlan En-
ileanr "v cii-II-m anil "ui'iI.i"r-irr.O"-N.
Pi A!i.;Mii.irr an. I Fa.rnlcn tie M oi labor
w 1! Ii.if i;ie.'i.4i ilepartniiit'i.
BABY'S CORNER.
uill eintiiiii--il. So nil! tilt- -torii-s sNiilt
iiiimaN, p 1. etr, .
Tlie Taiiiy i- 91 00 . ear. AFr-ejjiberin-
v-'l b"re-Hi:til t";tiinrseT!ilURTrr'
-ttiithi pu'iliiliers two nrw subscription.
t it ! 5.ii for th- vimr.
. UiTllIWI CU5tr.NV, rublishi-r. Boftm'
For Sale !
T. D. ol.rts ntTi-re his rrsidonre
nroprrty in t!ii- city. -tinsi-t?ntr of two
'fits. Iiiiii with isil t rrim, two ris
rii9. re'lar, tvtoul Hhfd HD'J stable, tnr
ml. Vru'e.SI
"The V.'liuleMimr EiInci.tor uf Millions."
Sct!ii-(Viiimii:iI Voltun'e
New York Lec'ger
;ir 1'i'ij V-:ir t'i" I. ili- llluilr.ittal
N. t.nn il l'an.ii WV 1 1 l.iiwr
ol aiiicii a.
rONTRIBVTORS OF TPE "LED6ER."
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1 In iMlnri- Itmneli-'t
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FE TURES OF THE LEDGEn:"
Siiiurif Im- Iriturrs wliHt i'l malsr th"
ilrr niti rlius t touts i.n.I i.M ate here
iii.nii'ratu!.
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A Four-Dcl'ar Paper for Only
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FREE SCHOLARSHIPS.
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