rrEEE EXILE OE' TTIE ALLESi ANY.
on NATIONAL GRATITUDE.


BY James G.. Brooks.
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I have always been an attentive, If not an


intelligent, observer of human character, as
displayed in the various situations of life
Whether it has been study more fraught
with pain than with pleasure, am not pre-
pared to say; but if it be a pursuit that
needs justification, it is enough that have


found it a source of moral instruction.
have learned to despise the fool Of unbrid-
led and insolent prosperity, to hate and con-
demn the pronigate of successful cunning,
and TO bow respectfully before virtue and