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No other sort Of abode seems TO
contribute so mach 10 the tranquility
of mind and comfortabIeness of body
The sweetness Of the air, the pleasant
ness of the smell, the vcrdurc Of the
plants, the exercise OF working and
walking; but, above all, the exemp-
ton from care aud so'citude, seem
equally 10 favor aud improve both
contemplation and healih-the enjoy
ments OF sense and Imagination. a
gard n has "been the inclination Of
kiogs and the choice OF philosophers; :;
the pleasure Of the greatest and the
care OF the meanest; an employment
and possession, for which no man is
too high or too low. If we believe
the scriptures, we must allow that the
Creator esteemed the life Of man in a
garden the happiest he could give him,
or else he would not have placed Nd
am in that Of Eden. Sir UW'ana
Temple.