PREJUDICE.
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We hate some persons, because we do not
know them; and we will not know them, be-
cause we hate them. The friendships that
succeed to such connexions are usually firm,
for those qualities must be sterling that could
not only gain our hearts, but conquer our pre-
JUDGES. But the misfortune is, that we carry
those preiudices into things far more serious
than our friendships. Thus there are truths
which some men despise, because they have
not.examined; and which they will not, because
they despise. There is one single instance on
record, where this kind Of prejudice was over
come by a miracle but the age of miracles is
past, while that OF prejudice remains.