ARAB CHARACTER.

The Arabs have always been commended by the ancients for the fidelity of

their attachments, and they are still scrupulously exact to their words,

and respectful to their kindred; they have been universally celebrated

for their quickness of apprehension and penetration, and the vivacity of

their wit. Their language is certainly one of the most ancient in the

world; but it has many dialects. The Arabs, however, have their vices

and defects. They are naturally addicted to war; and so vindictive as

scarcely ever to forget an injury. Select Biography.

No. LIX.

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