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The best thing to be done when evil comes upon us is not lamentation but action; not to sit and suf fer, but to rise and seek the remedy.

 Sickness and disease are in weak minds the sour ces of melancholy; but that which is painful to the body may be profitable to the soul. Sickness, the mother of modesty puts us in mind four mortality and while drive on heedlessy in the full career ofworldly pomp and jollity, kindly pulls us by the ear, and brings US to proper sense of our duty BV,t0n