"Not at all; not a professor, as your town-folks have it; and, what is worse, I'm afraid, not a practiser, either." "What makes you talk so, then?" "Nothing is easier than talking," said St. Clare. "I believe Shakespeare makes somebody say, 'I could sooner show twenty what were good to be done, than be one of the twenty to follow my own showing.'* Nothing like division of labor. My forte lies in talking, and yours, cousin, lies in doing."
