SERIOUS REFLECTIONS.

MISCELLANEOUS THOUGHTS.
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MISCELLANEOUS THOUGHTS.


Ihelabour of the body frees men from the
pains of the mind; hehce the happiness of
The poor. Incidence is kind of suicide;
the man is destroyed though the appetitcs
OF the bruit remain.


He knows what is sweet who knows not
what is sour: Health is known by sickness,
wealth by want.


A serious mind is the active soil of every
virtue, and the single character that does
true honor to mankind.


That man acts dp to the dignity of his
nature, VINO, convinced of his own imperfec