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H Are you a niau of Aonori k periec, jus lIce the teaanl of your heart Do you eschew evil. deiraetion, back biting and slsa- derings; h. you sbhor secret connIsings. base lnirigues, and false aecusailons' Then are you honorable and worthy the name ol man; Alas! how many art the reverse ol lbls' Rotten al heart. they prey upon the best char aciers and endsavar to sink them to 3 level wiih ,ieir own. 1hsy l,.ek at .lls faults of their ueighbors through powerful magai- fer. while the,r own are seen through an in- veried spy glass, Sopremely selfish, srro- aan,, and knavisll, they do . large amount of injury, while they pretend to be acinaled by rlIe best If motives Ne have had no l,tlle 10 do with mankind and have seen aud sia- died various characters; but there is no one we look upon with more pr ,found contempt. ihan the dishonqrable, selfish u,an--one who can never look at bul ane side, and lhai where his own interest lies. There is aa agreeable description of an humble man, that we have somewhere met with, which so nearly cor responds to our view that we cannot hesitate to repeat n

 ..Saeak the hsiyb. of honor.

 No mah fo osffHt,-

 Se'er tc reveal the secrets of a friend, Ra,her to susies th4a to do mSoAgs. { ID saaks the heart 10 sil anger 10 the tongue; s fssseks;l, I.ss te hstay s.i eneIny.

 No eAi hts neaf ehake witt daftery;

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