The grown-up man could impart much of his knowledge of life, and of the favourite authors of the time, to a youth fresh from the University--though that youth was Wordsworth.
EMILE LEGOUIS.
* * * * * FOOTNOTES ON THE TEXT [Footnote A: His bravery shone forth at Coethen, where he was left alone in a group of Prussians.

He fought with their chief and disarmed him.

A few days after he was named General of Brigade .-- 8th March 1793.] [Footnote B: The pacification of Vendee was for a great part owing to his valour and prudence.] [Footnote C: Beaupuy is said to have united civic virtues with military talents.

A good son and a good brother, he showed in many a circumstance that true valour does not exclude humanity, and that the soul can be both strong and full of feeling.] These notes (B and C) are taken from 'Biographic Nouvelle de Contemporains'..