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Follow noi thir ways of evil men, they are of those that rebel agains: the light; they know nof its ways, por abide iv its paths. He who formed the heart knows what passes with. in it. In the following words, the last syllable is pro nounced as in na tion. From the creatures of God, let man learn wisdom; and let him apply to himself the lessons which they give. Go to the desert, my son ; observe the young stork ; let him speak to thyself ; he beareth on his wings his aged sire ; he lodgeth him with safety, and bringeth him his food. The pious duty of a child is sweeter than all the incense of the east ; yea, sweeter than the richest odours wafted from a field of spices by the western gales. Be grateful to thy father, for he gave thee life ; and to thy mother, for she fed thee. Hear the words of his mouth, for they are spoken for thy good ; give ear to his precepts, for they proceed from love. He bath watched for thy welfare ; he hath toiled for thine ease ; do honour, therefore, to his age, and tet not his grey hairs be treated with want of respect. Forget not thy helpless state, when thou wast an infant ; nor the folly of thy youth ; indulge the weakpess of thy aged parents ; assist and support them in the decline of life, so shall their hoary heads go down to the grave in peace, and thine own clildren, after thy pattern shall repay thy care with love. 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Envy torments both body and mind. He that cares only for bimself, has but few pleasures; and those few are of the lowest order. The days that are past we cannot recall; those that are to come, may not come to us ; the present time only is ours : let 11s, therefore, improve it as much as is in our power. 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