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Date: Tuesday, September 4, 1750
"But it must be strongly impressed upon our minds that virtue is not to be pursued as one of the means to fame, but fame to be accepted as the only recompense which mortals can bestow on virtue; to be accepted with complacence, but not sought with eagerness."
preview | full record— Johnson, Samuel (1709-1784)
