EXPERIENCE.
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There are many things that we will never
learn until experience teaches US. Our pre-
ceptors may endeavor to instruct us in them,
our friends may advise US concerning them,
our observation may furnish illustrations Of
them in others, but these contain lessons we
will not learn except from suffering in our own
case, the fruits Of having previously neglected
to learn them. And what is yet more unfor-
tunate, many will not even learn wisdom from
the things they actually suffer.