{"newspaper_name": "The Southern journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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Species Of pride causes its possessor
to conform strictly to his or her means.
1t would live in a hut, cloth itself in
the coarsest raiment, and eat the
bread of the hardest labor rather than
betray its obligations. 1t disdians the
acted falsehood Of keeping up appear
ances. 1t will not live beyond its
means, let Grundy say what she may,
and does not pamper itself with thai:
which in fact belongs to others
This is the honest pride which all
should have, but which is rarely in.
culcated by education and is not quite
so often praciised as it might be-
Pennsyluanian.