T3ECEi51RETS s, 1895.
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able. No harm can reach MIN, nor tear dis
may, no flattery deceive, no pleasures entice,
no condition afflict. no enemy hurt. He is
the gift of GoD. the treasure of the Com
monn calth, the JOY of the poor, the love OF
the good, the flower Of Paradise, and the
poison of the Arch-enemy. The DEITY is
his father, religion his mother, truth his
friend, chastity his companion, justice his
practice, honor his reward, sincerity his
spouse His children are complacency, good
humcr, love, and confidence. His brethren
and kinstolk are angels and good men.


His dict is temperance, his apparel de
cency, his trade peace making, his study for
giveness, his patrimony eternal felicity. He
is as firm as rock, as bold as lion, as mild
as lamb, as wise as Il serpent, as harmless
as dove, as constant asa turtle, and as rare
AS phnnix.-2he Eniish Iheohhratns,
London 1709.