It is said that Pinelli made occasional additions to his literary treasures sometimes by his skill in an art which lay much more in the hand than in the head: however, as Pinelli never stirred out of his native city but once in his lifetime, when the plague drove him from home, his field of action was so restricted, that we can hardly conclude that he could have been so great an enterpriser in this way.
"Curiosities of Literature, Vol. 3 (of 3)"
Isaac Disraeli
The safe enterpriser explores cautiously, ventures at first a little, and increases the venture with the ratio of experience.
"Twelve Causes of Dishonesty"
Henry Ward Beecher
Not unusually, in place of the larger social sense, local pride as such furnished the point of departure in the proclamation of an enterpriser to his fellow-citizens.
"The Rise of Cotton Mills in the South"
Broadus Mitchell