...a man as can well be found. The little he said justified what his appearance promised. . . . . There were other persons whom I knew and to whose houses I went,—Colonel Ellice and the Earl of Wemyss among the fashionable people, and among the men of letters, Pillans, the schoolmaster,—the good old Dr. Anderson, as Southey calls him in the Quarterly; Jeffrey, who was everywhere, in all part...