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Ltfe.-HVHilat a fife thisis. how plen- teous in every variety of pain! how je- june of all the elements of happiness how full of objects and contacts, deeply disgustful and abhorrenti how destitute of all that is noble, genuine, lovely, or delectable! The most careless observ- CT, if he does not obstinately shut his eyes to the objects before him, cannot bat know that the most virtuousand per feet (so termed) who arc set up as pat terms to their fellows, as landmarks by which to shape their courses, are frail as cobweb, subject every moment to the windy storms of passion or pride. piiable to self-intcrest as the willow wand 10 the gale, dependent as the parched pasture upon the rain and sunshine. That man was born without brains, who has lived years among hatnaaa sspine, end yet conddes inhuman principle. human or human sincerity.o!!!