I am a man, and nothing more. My curiosity is excited, but my vanity is not touched.

I am a man, and nothing more. My curiosity is excited, but my vanity is not touched. I am a plain man, and therefore easily alarmed; so that I think myself in some degree dangerous to arouse. I live honestly, and therefore fear no man. I am independent, and therefore cannot be thoroughly provoked. I am somewhat proud, and consequently am easily offended. But, easy as my anger may be raised, it is quickly subsided; and in the main,