------Fair and softly, gentle reader! ------where is thy fancy carrying thee? ----If there is truth in man, by my great-grandfather's nose, I mean the external organ of smelling, or that part of man which stands prominent in his face----and which painters say, in good jolly noses and well-proportioned faces, should comprehend a full third----that is, measured downwards from the setting on of the hair.----
----What a life of it has an author, at this pass!
-Softly, gentle reader! where is thy fancy carrying thee? By my great-grandfather's nose, I mean the external organ of smelling - and which painters say, should take up a full third of the face measured downwards from the hairline.
What a life an author has!