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TAKING IT Easy" When stranger
treats me with want Of respect, said poor
philosopher, comfort myself with the
reflection, that it is not myself that he
slights, but my old coat and shabby hat,
which TO say the truth, have no particular
claims to admiration. So If my hat and
coat choose to fret about il, let them, but
it i nothing to me-" This philosopher,
with all his poverty, was rich in wisdom ;
andit is certainly good rule for all those
who consider themselves treated with less
Difference than they are entitled to, before
giving way 10 modification and resentment,
to examine in the their minds, whether it il
to themselves Individually, or to mere adj
ventituous circumstances that the slight is


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