CHAPTER CLXXXI.—p. 108.

NO DEGREE OF UGLINESS REALLY UNFORTUNATE.—FIDUS CORNELIUS COMPARED TO

A PLUCKED OSTRICH.—WILKES' CLAIM TO UGLINESS CONSIDERED AND NEGATIVED

BY DR. JOHNSON, NOTWITHSTANDING HOGARTH'S PORTRAIT.—CAST OF THE EYE À

LA MONTMORENCY.—ST. EVREMOND AND TURENNE.—WILLIAM BLAKE THE PAINTER,

AND THE WELSH TRIADS.—CURIOUS EXTRACT FROM THAT VERY CURIOUS AND RARE

BOOK, THE DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUE OF HIS OWN PICTURES,—AND A PAINFUL ONE

FROM HIS POETICAL SKETCHES.

“_If thou beest not so handsome as thou wouldest have been thank God

thou art not more unhandsome than thou art._ 'Tis His mercy thou art

not the mark for passenger's fingers to point at, an Heteroclite in

nature, with some member defective or redundant. Be glad that thy clay

cottage hath all the necessary forms thereto belonging, though the

outside be not so fairly plaistered as some others.”

FULLER'S HOLY STATE, B. iii. C. 15.

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