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"Do not despise poor man because he is
such: the lion is not less noble because he Is
chained.'


ga lady's face, like a coat in the tale of tub,
il left alone, will wear well, but if you load it
with foreign ornaments, you destroy the original
ground"


"lngratitude is a crime SO shameful, that the
man was never yet found, who would acknowl-
edge himself guilty Of it."


"ro mourn without measure is folly--not to
mourn at all, insensbty."


"The coin that is most current among mankind,
is hattery the only benefit of which is, that by
hearing what we are not, VIC may be instructed
what we ought to be-"


"The wise man, applauds him whom he thinks
most yirtuous; the rest of the world, him who is
most wealthy"


"There is mean in all things. Even virtue
itself hath its stated limits which not being strict
iy observed il ceases to be virtue"
'By taking revenge a man is but even with
bis enemy; but in passing it over he is superior"
"Religion is the best shield, but the worst
cloak in the world"


at is to ofectatioa the world owes its whole
race Of coxcombs Nature in her whole drama
never drew such part. She has sometimes
made fool, but a coxcomb is always of his own
making.''


"Sylla's monument had this inscription: No
friend ever overcame me with Kindness, no enc
my with injury


Dogenes the cynic being asked which kind
Of wine was the best, answered, ''that which we
drink at other peoples expense"
There is perhaps nothing more bitter in the
lot of poverty than the distance to which it
throws man from the woman he loves


AMBITION.
Ambitions monstrous stomach does increase
ny eating; and it fears to starve unless
1t still may feed and all it sees devour.
Ambition is not tir'd with toll, nor cloy'd with


pow'r.


FRIEND.


True happiness
consists not in the multitude of friends,
hut in the worth and choce nor would have
virtue popular regard pursue;
Let them be good that love me; though but few.


Johnson
DEnr.-Upon Casar's going to Spain, he had
engaged Crassus to stand bound for him TO his
creditors, who were clamorous and troublesome,
as Tar as two hundred thousand pounds sterling.
90 much did he want to be worth nothing, as he
merliy said of fhimself.-b1idaleto1's Cicero
HIsToRH.-An Historian ought to be exact,
Kh1nGsle and impartial, free from passion, and not