A "MELTING SUBJECT."

M. Tissot, a celebrated French physician, who was the intimate friend of

Zimmerman, relates the case of a literary gentleman, who would never

venture near a fire, from imagining himself to be made of butter, and

being fearful he should melt.

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"There are whom heaven has bless'd with store of wit,

Yet want as much again to manage it."

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