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| - | <div style="float:left;margin-right:0.9em">"There is, I believe, no person, however insignificant in the world, but, if an account of his life and adventures were committed to paper, would be entertaining in some degree: the [[follies]] of our own life, and those we are liable to be drawn into by others, will constantly afford matter for serious reflection. Those which are innocent (as there are harmless follies) will be most entertaining ; and those of a [[vicious]] kind, may, if properly related, deter others from pursuing the same path." <p align="right">[http://www.artandpopularculture.com/Template:Featured_article?title=Template:Featured_article&action=edit edit] | + | <div style="float:left;margin-right:0.9em">"There is, I believe, no person, however [[insignificant]] in the world, but, if an account of his life and adventures were committed to paper, would be entertaining in some degree: the [[follies]] of our own life, and those we are liable to be drawn into by others, will constantly afford matter for serious reflection. Those which are innocent (as there are harmless follies) will be most entertaining ; and those of a [[vicious]] kind, may, if properly related, deter others from pursuing the same path." <p align="right">[http://www.artandpopularculture.com/Template:Featured_article?title=Template:Featured_article&action=edit edit] |
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"There is, I believe, no person, however insignificant in the world, but, if an account of his life and adventures were committed to paper, would be entertaining in some degree: the follies of our own life, and those we are liable to be drawn into by others, will constantly afford matter for serious reflection. Those which are innocent (as there are harmless follies) will be most entertaining ; and those of a vicious kind, may, if properly related, deter others from pursuing the same path."
