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the good man had not yet found out that he was better qualified to be "the cause of wit in other" than [[underline]] to be a wit himself. --but the [[/underline]] resentment with which he bore this true, unwelcome suspicion, made him ridiculous & the awkward attempts by which he tried to shake it off fluctuating between indignation & anger at the feeling that what he suffered was not a fitting ground [[underline]] for [[addition]] ^ avowed [[/addition]] displeasure. [[/underline]] At School he was known to be what nature made him, --the Lynx-Eyed sagacity, & frolic malice of School Boy agst School Boy are sure to discover & disclose.--
