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 sian looks upon life just as he does upon woman-ihere is no living with them, and he can't live without them. He will run after them. and rather than be held he will lose his coat tail and characier-kiss them for love, and then kiss them for leading him into trouble. So with life; he par,akes of it's pleasures auc then curses it for its pains; gathers boquets of bliss, and when their blossoms have faded, he finds himself in possession of bunch of briars; which is all owing tn little incident which occurred in Paradise when man was green as tobacco worm, and as unsuspicious as a toad in a thunder storm. He was told to increase and multiply, and so he accordingly increased his cares and curses, and multiplied his miseries, and peopled the earth with parcel of candidates for perdition, and am one of them."