In imitation of which, the

"Audax omnia perpeti

Gens humana ruit in vetitum nefas"

of Horace has become proverbial. In modern times, the pages of the

_Times_ newspaper will supply more ample and various illustrations of

the same great truth than the most learned ancient could have

collected. In England especially, the strong nature of the Saxon shows

something Titanic, both in feats of mechanical enterprise and in crime.

Note 46 (p. 117).

"All-venturing woman's dreadful ire."

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