[Footnote A:] This motto was added in the edition of 1837.—Ed.
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[Footnote B:] Compare S. T. C. in The Friend (edition 1818, vol. iii. p. 62),
"Its instinct, its safety, its benefit, its glory is to love, to admire, to feel, and to labour."
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[Footnote C:] Compare Churchill's Gotham, i. 49:
'An Englishman in chartered freedom born.'
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[Footnote D:] Compare in Sartor Resartus,
"Happy he for whom a kind of heavenly sun brightens it [Necessity] into a ring of Duty, and plays round it with beautiful prismatic refractions."
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[Footnote E:] Compare Persius, Satura, ii. l. 38:
'Quidquic calcaverit hic, rosa fiat.'