text: " As to the "_infantine delight_ " we presume it is rather with the boys and their toy-boats; but let us look a little into these trunks--no we may not--there is something more in them than our graduate imagines--the very iron locks and precious leather mean to tell you there is something still more precious within worth all the cost of freightage; and you see a little off the great argosie that has brought the riches; and we humbly think that the ruling passion of a people whose "princes were merchants and whose merchants princes " as happily expressed by the said "red trunks" as the rise of Carthage by the boys and boats; and in the fervour of this bit of "exquisite" epic choice probably Claude did look with delight on the locks and the leather; and whenever we look upon that picture again we shall be ready to join in the delight and say in spite of our graduate's "contempt " there is nothing like leather