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Date: Saturday, February 2, 1751
"Much of the beauty of writing is of this kind; and therefore Boileau justly remarks, that the books which have stood the test of time, and been admired through all the changes which the mind of man has suffered from the various revolutions of knowledge, and the prevalence of contrary customs, ha...
preview | full record— Johnson, Samuel (1709-1784)