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Charles Fox in one of his speeches, says "Pride is the passion of dark, little intriguing "minds"-- N. B. is this in error of the press or [[underline]] of Mr Fox's [[/underline]] judgement?-- But every sort of influence unknown to the Constitution, as bare in itself, as it is treacherous in its consequences, which is always successful because incapable of opposition, --nor ever successful but when exerted in the dark, which [[underline]] like every other monster [[/underline]] on a Butterfly it flies, & seems a flower that floats in air.-- trans. by d'Torneli from Commire a Latin Poet
