We have heard much of Mr. D'Israeli's eloquence from those who were present during his addresses to the electors. It is fervid, flowing, and eager, with a vein of fiery sarcasm which suited to its impetuous yet penetrating character. The abstract is such a relief to the actual. There is nothing which people seem to know so little about as love, and yet it influences all. The exquisite personification of the ancients is true.
Love is a child.