[[100]] Lockhart (chap. viii.) devotes much time to confuting them.
[[101]] Lockhart, chap. viii.
[[102]] Ubi sœva indignatio cor ulterius lacerare nequit. Swift's Epitaph. [Carlyle's note.]
[[103]] A Bard's Epitaph.
[[104]] The parody is from The Merchant of Venice, iv. 1.
[[105]] Cf. page 1, above.
[[106]] Cf. Matthew vii. 16.
[[107]] An echo from Burns's dedication to the first Edinburgh edition of his poems. Cf. page 3, above.
[[108]] Cf. Daniel iv. 30.
[[109]] The first half of this precept occurs eight times in the New Testament; the second only in Galatians vi. 2.