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II. RIDlcuLE. The fatal fondness for .ipdulg-
ing in a spirit Of ridicule. and the injurious and
irreparabie and certain consequences which
sometimes attend too severe reply can never
be condemned with more asperity than il de
serves. moi 10 offend is the first step towards
pleasing /; 10 give pain is as much an offence
against humanity as against good breeding |;
and surely i is well to abstain from such an
action because i is sinful as because tits i'm
polite. sfaa t.,.., ,slosnief 1927