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That quaint old moralist, Quarles. in his Enchiridion, gives us the following advice !: -Gaze not on beauty too much. lest it blast thee nor too near, lest it burn thee i; if thou love it, 1t disturbs thee # thou I,Ist after it, it destroys thee ; if fvirtue aeeompaA ny it, it is the hearts paradise # vice as- sociates with it. it is the souls purgatoTy; ; it is the wise mans bonfire, and the foeIs furnace.

 Men show particular folly On i've diaer- ar. oecas;ons: when they establish their fortune on the ruin of others when they ke~nect 10 excite love by eoldness, and by, showing more marks of dislike thar aibec=. ton when they expect to become learne4 in the midst of reposs and pleasure when they seek friends without making advances of friendship and when they arc nnwil- ling to succour their friends in distress.