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PoUerty.-The misery which is suppos- ed to follow poverty, arises not from want, but fron. peevishness and discomfort. A mind once satisfied. if alas a mind can be satisfied upon this subject, is happy; for he who is thoroughly wet in bath canh0t bc more wet if he be flung into the sea.--- The mind is all for if a man had all the world, or solid mass ofgold as big as the world, he couldnot have more than enough.

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