PLAIN DEALING.
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Almost every one will admit that a true
friend will tell one his faults kindly but plain
ly; yet, ifone tries this plan Of showing his
friendship, he finds out that he is presently
counted an enemy. However, he has acted
the friends part by dealing plainly. II is folly
in any TO reject or think meanly Of such acts
Of frankness; they are vastly serviceable. None
is so faultless as not to require an occasional
waking up; and certainly we would rather
have friend wake US up TO our faults than an
enemy.