VI

    I attack t are as dear to many as some  say t I  in my body tions I disturb, and believed t if I could raise to contemplation I erature, t finding its subject?matter all ready in mens minds  as ours is, an interest for sc ties  met  it is to be c I ative and unmannerly, ing men even in daily life for t tomies of last years leaves are a living forest, or t a continual apologetic could do otone; or believed t literature can be made by anyt by ill blind and dumb o learn s of t  for tting but for t purification from insincerity, vanity, malignity, arrogance,  it became possible to live  in s  ricurbulent or gracious ts,  love?children.