...mttuitque litumm ". The limse labor " is the great grievance with our countrymen. An Englifh author would be all genius. He would reap the fruits of art; but \vithout ftudy, pains, or application. He thinks it neccflary indeed , left his learning fhould be...

...suspect continually the working of his own heart. Lord Shaftesbury has said, that " an English author would be all genius, he would reap the fruits of art, but without study, pains, or application." works of this our learned judge, and he has written several, bear the...

...of themselves .... The climae labor' is the great grievance with our countrymen. An English author would be all genius. He would reap the fruits of art, but without study, pains or application. He thinks it necessary indeed, lest his learning should be called in question,...