MISCELLANIES.

_Pursuits of Literature._--The lines upon the pursuits of literature,

quoted by you at p. 212., remind me of some others, which I have heard

ascribed to Mr. Grattan, and are as follows:--

"'Tis well, Pursuits of Literature!

But who, and what is the pursuer,

A Jesuit cursing Popery:

A railer preaching charity;

A reptile, nameless and unknown,

Sprung from the slime of Warburton,

Whose mingled learning, pride, and blundering,

Make wise men stare, and set fools wondering."

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