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The instability of human affairs is often
the theme OF the moralist and the divine.
Man, dependent being, is subject to alter,
nate change of sunshine and gloom, Joy and
sorrow, smiles and tears; his tarest pros
poets are frequently blighted; his brightest
hopes converted into disaPpciDtlNentt. any.