TME TSDMTTOR.
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This is pretty little work, in one volume,
of highly moral tendency, though per-
haps somewhat to refine in its application to
the ordinary occurrences of life. The max
i'm enforced in it, if strictly followed by all
and in perfect state of society, Ga perfection
that would probably be the result of the uni
form practice of such maxims by all its
membees) would produce the greatest sun.
of happiness that human nature is suscept-
ible of. In the present condition of the world
however, it would realize the fiction of Mad
anne De Genlis' Palace of Truth, and set
the whole community at ggerheads.-The