THE END

“For my own part, I must confess to bear a very singular respect to

this animal, by whom I take human nature to be most admirably held

forth in all its qualities as well as operations; and, therefore,

whatever in my small reading occurs concerning this, our fellow

creature, I do never fail to set it down by way of commonplace; and

when I have occasion to write upon human reason, politics, eloquence or

knowledge, I lay my memorandums before me, and insert them with a

wonderful facility of application.”—SWIFT.

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