I DIDN'T THINK.
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A sprigh,ly little girl, N ho occasionally entertains mo with her prattle, has often amused mo by the readiness with which to every charge of misconduct she furnished this brief excuse, she erred always through sadvertence--ske didR't tkink. It is a child's. excuse; but how many of US are childish in this particular.

 Close and habitual thinking is tho foun- dalton of all prosperity. There is no bu- siness. no pursuit, EG situation in life iha, does not require this constant operation ot the mind whatever is though,lessly done IS 'h done. A little observation. will con- vince any man, that Nell regulated. close calculating minds is seldom fcund on inc shady side of the hill, while essat n,anv of those whom misfortune has overtaL ey have done things for which the on,v evcnss they can offer is-tkey d;dn't tk;nk

 All are not fools who do foolish ,h;n.. ahe wisest men are sometimes caupht ;n ,h. silliest acts. simply for want of proper re. dection.

 Of that class of men who are in tho h.h it of getting their wisdom by experience the great majority make this mistake--tRe don't tkink. and theiF misEOrlunes are to ;