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of disgrace. There is no cure for the wounds
inflicted by these assassins, for their dagger is
stepped in deadly poison. There can be no
re-estabshment of character, for this world is
a censorious world. and retains with undimin-
ishng vvidness and decided preference, the
the faults and blemishes Of man. The only
solace we can find for the woes Of calumny is
within our own breasts. Conscious innocence


is the mtigs8ing balm to lul the pal.5 IS inflicted
by tattlek songue, and while We mourn over
our culpable ere dulity, We fly to the solitude
of our own hearts, and bear with patience the
exposition of our hallowed and long hidden
concerns, and weep for the depravity of man.


MEDLEY.