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ISDoLENcE.-Inconstant soul that man
distinguishing under wounds which he
has power to heall-his whole life con-
tradiction to his knowledge his reason,
that precious gift of God to him, (instead of
pouring in oily serving but to sharpen his
sensibilities to multiply his pains, and rem
der him more melancholy and uneasy under
theml-Poor unhappy creature, that he
should do so Are not the necessary eau
ses Of misery in this life enough. but he
must add voluntary ones to his stock Of sor-
row; struggle against evils which cannot
Dc avoided, and submit to others, which a
tenth part OF the trouble they create him
would remove from his heart forever.