Note 57 — LECTURE XI. —— THINKING. ——
Reading edition
“We expect that Cavendish very often must have objected to that ancient plagiarist Mathews for stealing his ideas.”
“If their ideas are not identical, it is rather difficult to find where one begins and the other ends.”—Westminster Papers.
“I contend that there is no essential difference between modern and old-fashioned whist, i.e., between Hoyle and Cavendish, Mathews and J. C.”—Mogul.