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 Every evil is an occasion and steacher of rcsoIu- ton. Every disagreeable emotion is proof that have been faithlcss to my resolutions

 An evil yanisnes If do not ask after 1t Think off worse situation than that in which thou art Not to the evil. but to myself, do owe my pain. Epictetus was not unhappy!

 Vanity, insensibility, and custom, make one steadfasi Wherefore not virtue still moref Never say. if you had not THESE sorrows, that you would bear others better.

 Necessary, if 1t cannot he altered, becomes resg. nation.

 Most men judge miserably, why would you be praised by child7

 No one would praise you in beggar's frocki be not proud of the esteem that is given to your coat Look upon every day as the whole of life. not merely as a section; and enjoy the present without wishing to spring to another section that lesbe- fore thee.

 Do not seek to justify all thy actions. valae mo- thing merely because t Is thy own, and look not always upon fhyself

 Do not wait for extraordinary opportunities Tor good actions, but make use of common stnasions. "A long continued walk Is better than short flight.

 Never act In the heat of emotion; let reason an swer first.

 In seeking virtue, If you fad poverty. bs not a- shAmed the fault is not yoaFs Though virtue gave ragged livery, she gives golden cognizance- Do not expect more esteem from others becAuse you deserve more, but reflect that they will expect stil mare merit in yeusslf

 Seek to acquire that yirtnc in . month, to which thou feelest tho lesaa inclined.