Some Qualities in Which Intellect and Character are Combined. Charm, Taste, Tact, Judgment, Wisdom

WE draw a broad distinction between the qualities of character and those of intellect. We know that wit, originality, grasp, quickness, a tenacious memory, may be combined with all sorts of moral qualities and defects; and that any of these may be combined with very various intellectual capacities. But there are certain qualities of personality which seem to be as much intellectual as moral and no less moral than intellectual.