TRuI CouRAeE. Have the courage to
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TRui CouRAGE. Have the courage to
discharie a debt while you have got the
money bn your pocket Have the courage
10 speaIAysur mind when ID is necessary
you shotd do so, and hofi your tongue
when il isbelier you should be silent =
Have the courage to face difficulty, Test
il kick you uharder than you bargain for
Difficulties, like thieves, often disappear
al a glance Have the courage 10 place
poor man at your table although rich
one be present, and, to show equal courte-
sy TO both, and to deny your house to those
whose characters you condemn, Whatever
be, their qualities and station. Have the
courage to avoid accommodation bills, how
ever badly you want money, and to de-
cline pecuniary assistance from your dear
est friend. Have the courage TO cut the
most agreeable acquaintance you possess
when he conyinces you that he lacks prin-
ciple. g A friend should bear with a friends
infirmities"-not his vices.