Literary Character of Men of Genius Drawn from Their Own Feelings and Confessions
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Want of mutual esteem among men of genius often originates in a deficiency of analogous ideas.-It is not always envy or jealousy which induces men of genius to undervalue each other.

Among men of genius, that want of mutual esteem, usually attributed to envy or jealousy, often originates in a deficiency of analogous ideas, or of sympathy, in the

            
            

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