ApRIE 2z, 1885.
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out taking advantage of the best assistance
you can find on youv voyage, to improve in
whatever is instructive, ornamental and
praiseworthye Have you forgotten that, when
landed on the blssful shore, your felicity will
bear no inconsiderable proportion to your
present attainments in knowledge: that the
most enlarged understandings, where the
dispositions have been of a piece will be re-
warded by the noblest discoveries--in short,
that they who shine now with the fairest
lights of wisdom, shall, like the more distin-
guished stars OF heaven, be crowned hercat-
ter with superior splendors