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tions and defects, strives continually to sub
due his passions, and overcome his imbecil-
tiles:


Prosperity is 4 stronger trial of virtue than
adversely. Many who seem wrctchcd arc
happy, and many are miserable in the midst
of riches. Take from men ambition and
vanity, and you will have no heroes and pa
triots. The head is mostly the dupe OF the
heart: mans chief wisdom consists in know
ing his foli,s Men judge better for others
than Themselves.


Descrihtion IF urtuons lovc, by Gucora,
Spanish Bishoh:-"It glows, but scorches
not; it cnlightens, but hurts not; it burns,
but consumes not; it glitters, but dazzlcs
not; it rcfines without destroying; and it is
painful though pleasant