FEA r OF FAILURE.
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How many good enterprises have gone
down, because of a fear OF this kind! Let us
not indulge such apprehensions. sour doubts
are traitors" They hinder US, instead of help
ing US on. Timid men, rarely do much. Ex-
reme presumption isnot, indeed, to be com
mended; but, advenaurers only succeed. We
have far more reason for being active than ne
gligent. See! the path Of usefulness opens be-
lore US. Let us arise, and give no more heed
10 our fears, lest they destroy all our energy.