CHAPTER CCXXX.—p. 335.

DISTINCTION BETWEEN YOUNG ANGELS AND YOUNG YAHOOS.—FAIRIES, KILLCROPS

AND CHANGELINGS.—LUTHER'S OPINIONS ON THE SUBJECT.—HIS COLLOQUIA

MENSALIA.—DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE OLD AND NEW EDITION.

I think it not impertinent sometimes to relate such accidents as may

seem no better than mere trifles; for even by trifles are the

qualities of great persons as well disclosed as by their great

actions; because in matters of importance they commonly strain

themselves to the observance of general commended rules; in lesser

things they follow the current of their own natures.

SIR WALTER RALEIGH.

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