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towtrds him , went to get him one day , iritrodurfii ^ himself by saying that' be also was a thinker , ' or painter , or * 6 fne sfrdK Wdrtfe , ifid looked upoii the SJuith < && df thi * < Principles # f Human Action as an old master . Hailitt being strictly pmtctilious in never intruding anywhere , was 6 quaH ; f nice about
his otfn inviolability . After a bit ol- # - scene—perhaps hot mvdi unlike « d * ie of those which occasionally transpired feetween Abernethy and some dogged patient who "hadaitffhd o f his own "—4 h « y became great friends . Two yearn after thi appearance of the ' Stories jitter ^ Nature / tm published tie drama of' Joseph and his Brethren' ( reviewed m our number for March ) and stuck the name of one < Howard' in the title page \ considering that name would do just as well as his own . Haziitt redd the book , tod some twelve months afterwards said
abruptly , as though it h $ d be € l » « n apropos to yesteifdiy > * It is full of the true thing ; original—aboriginal . I consider , Sir ; that you possess great genius—> and I recommend ydu tfcheep to your pfofession . " So saying , with a shrug of the shoulders , H ^ zli tt walked away * ¦ ^^
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Retrospective Glanm . S 81
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 1, 1837, page 331, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1832/page/13/
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