NOTE TO LETTER V.
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He lived, nor dreamed of corporation-doles.
I am informed that some explanation is here necessary, though I am ignorant for what class of my readers it can be required. Some corporate bodies have actual property, as appears by their receiving rents; and they obtain money on the admission of members into their society: this they may lawfully share perhaps. There are, moreover, other doles, of still greater value, of which it is not necessary for me to explain the nature, or to inquire into the legality.
LETTER VI.
Quid leges sine moribus
Vanæ proficiunt?
Horace [Lib. III. Od. XXIV. vv. 35-6].
Væ misero mihi!