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PRIDE. There is no affection of the mind 90 much blended in human nature, and wrought into our very constitution, as pride. Itappears under multitude of dis guises, and breaks out into ten thousand different symptoms. Every one feels it in himself, and yet wonders to see it in his neighbor. Man is sinful, an ignorant, and a miserable being, and these three rea- sons why he should not be proud, are, not- withstanding, the reasons why he is so. To be proud of virtue, is to poison yourself with the antidote toll be proud of knowl- edge, is to be blind in the light; to be proud of authority, is to make your rise your downfall. The best way to humble a proud man is to take no notice of him. Civility is always strife.