D A / L Y




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on the contrary who determines to bless
the world and himself too, heeds but little
the careering winds of popular fashion, and
having his course fixed, plies the oar of
personal application, and overcomes every
obstacle that fortune seemed to throw in
his way, until he astonishes both his friends
and himself. He has developed in himself
powers which at first he was wholly un-
conscious Of possessing He has gained
points which he formerly supposed could
only be reached by the lofliest intellects,
aided by the most advantageous circum-
stances.