Where can get it never knew any person
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who had il.


What is experience made of Observation
Other peoples mistakes, and the remembrance
of suffering from our owp,


What is it good iort 10 make disappointment
bearable.


What is Iove' An ilusion--a dream from
which we awake dissatisfied. important, only
|obseive il in others
Can il be bought9 No; bu' though extremely
precious. is generally thrown away. When it is
|ofiered, it is genuine when asked the commod,
|it, rendered will generally be found to be graft
|tude.
Where does it come FRONT IIeaven-if pure
liz mounts hlther again. 1t is too exquisite for
car,h, and seldom rests on it long.
| What is courage made Of! The fear of con-
tempt.


What is it good for' Self preservation and


he protection Of others.
| What is justice The principle and cause Of
tall virtue, as light is the Prn iple and cause OF
Hall colour.


Can il be sold Yes. but it IS very dear
\ What is poli,eness The art OF avoiding un
necessary pain
/ What is ii,ttery? The art ofdeceiving others
lin order to ingratiate ourselves in their opinion
/ What is hope made Of Our wishes-it dances
before our path, but flies when we attempt tt
'lgrasp it; like the rainbow, which seems to res


lon earth, but is only the creation ut our vision
What is Disappointment made of Hope.


Where can get i, Every where, if you TAXI


imagination and passion as your guides.


What is pity2 The uneasy sensation we fee
'lwhen we look at suffering
\ What is it good for Nothing unless accom-


panied by active benevolence.


What is mischief The wit of fools
4 What is pnnning The foil, of wit.
j What is welded happiness made off, AIutua
j ilforhearance, tenderness, and respect.


is it deari 1t CANNOT be dear at any price.
! win il break When it is broken by death, i
lis reioinea in heaven.
d What is beautyi A key to the heart Of th'
nIbeholder, the apology for many follies, and th'
aanducement to many more.
Y Can buy it? Not the thing ITSELF but yo'


nay buy the person who has it.


What are ronlanccs made of? Stories of peo
ple who never lived, chronicles of things neve
ijknown, and relations of words never spoken
y What are they good for To sof,en the hear,
, anuse the fancy, and refine the taste.
Virtue dwel!s not on the tongue, but fixes it
I bode in the heart.