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the throats of younger ones--they are al ways disliked. We tell youragain, never make show of yourself. son think that you are superior to the rest of the world. Very well-so does every body-but you need not be ctornaly telling the world of 1t. The said world takes such things much as il would pills--and yon alone are the lo- ser at last. Study how to converse-ay, study. Upon our word, it is the most im- portant branch of education. Why, sir, you may be the brightest and best poet nl tine worid--you may go and stand on the bald forehead of the cliff, while the stars are shining over you, and .ho moon and the the

 white clouds-or while the lightning and

 the thunder are leaping alive among the rocks and efags-and you may % out thro'

 the forests, and listen to the springs and the leayes--and then you may go home, and weave your thoughts into web of poetry, and scatter ;. through tie ;=siasa .; m ;ss- mired-and yet, if you cannot converse well, every sohlless, groveling chnrl can win more smiles from beautys eye than you. Does it not so happen every day?