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poor fellows head. It showed thereby that he was not so really strongminded Man; and made him, as you say, a conceited fop. In some other circumstances, such, for instance, as Genius usually meets with, he might have grown up a healthy vigorous miter, perhaps passed all his days for a man of sense. Willis' Sacred Poems are perhaps the best of all his poetic writings, his later poems show a repetition or increase of all their defects, without any more of real excellence.

 I bought the Volume on a certain occasion merely because it was the one I happened to see of the proper cost, appearance etc.
On the whole perhaps you & I should agree better upon N.P. Willis than upon Aesthetics in general. truth, beauty, vitality etc. or upon the real relative value of a book and a peck of Corn.
   "An extremely malign disposition, when long denied any vent, will sometimes when circumstances are favorable thereto, produce a somewhat uncontrolable itch for scribbling which can be thoroughly relieved only by giving it free course"  Pray what is the meaning, object, tendency, or point of all that? Or is it itself its own illustration?
Words of counsel - for what Young man? For I. Senior? You had better take it all back.
  Question of Division & Settlement of Property at Milo.

First, - how did you come to the idea of the sort of arrangement of thirds etc. a few years ago? You know I had & would have nothing at all to do with it then & knew nothing at all of it. Whether that make it easier or worser now, I dont know. Was it like this. Charles W. Rich br. $1000,00 and compound interest for seventeen years also . Seventeen years labor at $4.00 per year and boarded, annuity at compound interest, after deducting