learned tory of her crops for an average year, you never need

    attend to t tions are of a merely

    pecuniary cer.  If one may judge he

    nes, a French

    revolution not excepted.

    ne to kno is which

    ;Kieou- dignitary of tate of ei)

    sent a man to Kseu to knohe

    messenger to be seated near ioned erms:

    is your master doing?  t:  My

    master desires to diminiss, but

    come to the philosopher

    remarked:   a  a ;  the

    preacead of vexing their day

    of rest at t conclusion

    of an ill-spent  the fresh and brave beginning of a new

    one -- ail of a sermon, s

    ;Pause!  Avast!  , but

    deadly slo;

    Seemed for soundest truths, while

    reality is fabulous.  If men eadily observe realities only,

    and not alloo be deluded, life, to compare it h

    sucale and the Arabian

    Nigertainments.  If ed only able and

    to be, music and poetry reets.

    only great and

    and absolute existence, t petty

    fears and petty pleasures are but ty.  this

    is alhe eyes and

    slumbering, and consenting to be deceived by sablish

    and confirm tine and  everywhere, which

    still is built on purely illusory foundations.  Children, who play

    life, discern its true laions more clearly than men, who

    fail to live it  hey are wiser by

    experience, t is, by failure.  I

    quot;there was a kings son, who, being expelled in