Note 93 — II. SERVANTS AND HOUSES.
Reading edition
The leader in the Art-Journal is Chapter vi. of "The Cestus of Aglaia," where "the infinite follies of modern thought, centred in the notion that liberty is good for a man, irrespectively of the use he is likely to make of it," are discussed at some length. The epitaphs quoted are not in the Idler itself, but in the "Essay on Epitaphs" printed at the end of some editions of it.