The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1881-05-12
Literature.

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nine essays on FnrPoSe, FRIENDS aud companions,
Manners. Thrift self Reliance and Courage Health.
Raal,ur Anusamppts AMI Faith yH,,a tnrirs
are treated III Il manly ana prac'ieaI way ana the
book is one which must commend itself to Il wide
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deFheS these pages In the Arst ESSAY We are
told that There is no road to success but through
J., Stront clear Durpnsn and that "A ,,nrnos.
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steady heu trans the faculties INTO strength and
aptuess In illustration We have the following
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found striking sentences and pungent paragraphs.
to please the reader and tempt the reviewer to
quotation Here are the closing words OF IT,, es
say on Sef-Reliauce and Courage
The burdens Of life do not ALWAYS taIl up,.n tile
mature and aged Life often takes on its most
saH o"I nnu 'nun ,ot ~ aIte 'r
sponsblitv; MANY of Won, | know bear these
burdens. what is all this to me can attempt
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1t NAV be So but there is one thing yoii can do
and 1t is the best thing any man can do in this
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smile; to STAY bound and not chafe Under The
bonds; to endure pain and keep the cheer Of
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NAV pause with reverence and admiration 1t is
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MADAM fEoI'AE. by J"Ah "e"rSe bourlh"''
This is the third of q series OF papers BY the au-
tbor Who Il rar- oftb, r,nodia, u,,,.a ,,f Cn,,
mons. HIS essays on the Maritime industry and
the National Development OF Canada read before
the Royal Colonial Institute in England were SO
favoraoly received by re English and Canadian
press that he felt encouraged to continue in the
publication of the present volume The four
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for literature as for industry Our soil sneaks to
word OF poundleSs nope Here there Is no ancient
system Oh Soe'al eNciustVeheSS 70 hN llmlt 70 the
ihleHecludi progress OF 'ht proelarat foltlca
education or nnIitirai onnStit,ti"r
ated from the intellect of the country but its sue
cesslul working uePends upon the Puohc lntelh
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more vigorous, but more rcpetc with evidences Of
graceful culture:
FOR through all the ages an increasing purpose