Chap.

 1  Int|  instruction, written by men of genius, have had the same tendency
 2    1|        importance, before which Genius "must hide its diminished
 3    1|        vicious, every effort of genius; and, uttering the apotheosis
 4    2|          warmly as I admire the genius of that able writer, whose
 5    2|     which is the concomitant of genius. - Who can clip its wing?
 6    3|       for a cause.~ ~ People of genius have, very frequently, impaired
 7    3|        from thence, that men of genius have commonly weak, or,
 8    3|      object; for as to works of genius, they are beyond their capacity;
 9    3|         most wit, men have most genius; women observe, men reason:
10    3| atmosphere; and, if the page of genius have always been blurred
11    3| despotism that kills virtue and genius in the bud, hover over Europe
12    4|        scanty; for, denying her genius and judgment, it is scarcely
13    4|         the lightning glance of genius, is an argument on which
14    4|     concluded, that a person of genius is the most improper person
15    4|      admiration, the flights of genius; or, with cooler approbation
16    4|    proofs of reason, as well as genius, in Cowley, Milton, and
17    4|      such as the glowing pen of genius has traced, exists not on
18    4|         of men, and that men of genius and talents have started
19    5|       any vigorous exertions of genius or benevolence, and life
20    6|     appear to be the essence of genius, and beaming in its eagle
21    6|        only supplies the man of genius with knowledge to give variety
22   12|  observe, that men of the first genius, and most cultivated minds,
23   13|         an heroic passion, like genius, appears but once in an