culcate. He believed, or affected to believe, I that suAK-iPBABE, owing everything to na ture, wrote a» well when he llr.-t began to •write, as he ever did afterwards, bseaußss na ture was as strong la bim in the beginning as it ever was afterwards. Nothing,it strike. us, can be more erroneous than the general idea, or its particular application to Banes- BBJtia In no author of whom v.c know t