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It may be observed, that there certain years, in which, in civilized country some particular crime comes into vogue. It flares its season. and then burns out. In this, newspaper narratives have great niu- ence.

 It is a popular error to suppose that courage means courage in every thing. People brave in the dan gers to which they accustom themselves. naval hero would turn pale, If mounted hunter, lie to jump five barred gate, and the boldest fox hunter, if desired to leap of the Swiss chasms, which the mountaineer springs like roc, would feel his knees knock under him.

 A belief once cherished, that beloved, ri- pens our own love to a developement, in which hours years. 1i

 When you cannot ruin your foe, make him your friend. When the State cannot crush demagogue it should entce him over.

 To the conventional distinction of wealth and sta tion, after all man of ordinary or later submit; but there is one respect wherein all, high and low, pretend to the rights--rights winch man of moderate warmth of feeling can willingly renounce, viz portion in a lot, however obscure-a kind face by the heorh, no matter how mean it be.

 The first of youth may generally be repaired and the wanderer, by parents jndicuos and treatment, restored to the path of recttue add future responsibility. This is remembered, when too late. It takes much mrable to rebuild the sepulchre How little la and plaster would have repaired the garret

 

 conventional rules of romance, rather than from their personai perceptions of what is fne deem first and only love the strongest But mans strongest and worthiest affection is his ast-is the that unes and eInbodes all his past dreams ofwhat is excellent --ihe one from which hope springs out the brighter from disacp )intment-he in which the memories are the most tender and abundant-he one which, re placing all others, nothing hereafter replace.

 Quick susceptibility to love depends on the freshness of the heart than on ms youh young of ;he word who friters away his feelings upon variety of quickly succeeding oberts, is apt to form real passion at first sight. Youth is not in- fanunable, unless the HEART IS young

 It is the nature of solitude, make the passions calm the surface, agitated m the doeps.

 No man (said Lilburne) has studied the of happiness than have; will tell you the great secret-hare fe,o ties possible. Talk of a forteri Pooh man of mind never wants comfort. Never live alone, but always feel aone-that is, for yourself only.