, 1881-01-23

- ~, which se can expect to occupy only when
,vn have less occasion Tor -hanatAuon Lnan =
tomb It hns been wen a 1ofSsx ftiend from ron whom Wo
act Tfci; teracy Let US do nothing to for
feit his esteem, and treat htm with rsgpees, hos
servihy But let rs 4on noT o5psontous 1e mo- hen 1--WE We
We W. ,G Vnterwfsc we shall fall into tho COM
mon error Of these who, When tasy nan a,,;r INC
po;ser hon Ihev had the prudence to acquire had
no longer the power to enjoy. 80:
1iterary prizes mud academtcat honoss arc
1audable objects Of nny young nun nrit an; tho
they are the proos Of t,]iS Pfesshn But, Wien hopes
p1Jif1 pr"ifa1 Within the cloister are not real
ized beyond it. when when, aeaae,neaa eaaenteae. t1o
words p5oues , not nor lRananer Rapus way
blossom ha pFsGf fr AID et thoso ~a
WIG h4se nssn to Il e Sped
wise these petty kings within the wal!s q no1.
colleges will ind themselves detaroneo ,nnrId mui
1hronrb which they Will be doomed to wnnaer, T.
ont o2 humor with themselves, and useless a5u -
with al VINO 90 ~. .bs1r
nrcsent dcNradnion. The Senior Wraneleg OF u
-rertnin yeai. piping hot from the Senate- HOUSE @
at Cambridge, went to the plny at Ufury nn
entered It The same moment on the other !a s!ao
of tho house, but unobserved py 5n9 rasnoct
ttcian, The whole house testified thelr resPsSs ,s
oya ncademtc instantly exclatmed to the
no small amusement OF MS 1.onuoa tory q
Well well; this is more than exPectga' aem e"oI7
b. hare pes5is discovered at 7am tic Senior ranerT
A certain degree of labor and exertfon soems nj
to have been allotted US by or r. fbey
e5aw shalt ta0u sas fby bezsn n sgns
those favored few who, oy tnelr tJn, In,A have M
riches, are exempted from gu exerion n1tI y vas M
be of 1hs aor neeesty
anctents to say that tho gods sold US everything
but gaze nothing Water, however, Ti'en e ec
one Of fho g5eat nEoeurea: but it has
beenycil observed that Il bread: tho other g5cae m
necessary Of human Afe could pe pfocmId af,Id In a
.nuch more rcason to fear that men woum
become ,b77ttes, for want Of something go ~
do, r,thor than ptaosopherS. from tne poSS1t mt
sipn OF leisure, and the facts seem 70 oesAi 4 ~
the theory In all countries where haIuIe uGeo ~
the most. man. does the leAst; and, wnete sup
does but little. there Wo snnti neG oin nronccs
ers: ,tho former are tho spoiled children O. N
dugence@ @ she a5tsr the aa n, ron Of Engan
inns,nncb as they cost much lnbor to dig, and IND
Insure still further accumulation OF - mns W s,a
d,1g hnve turned out to be richer mines " ~ -
than those Of Fotosi and Peru. The possessfsoffs sff
OF the latter have been Impoverished py tnelr
treasures, while we have been ohanta eohs1a With
mtf,eing aware of It, have been the sole pos
SCISSORS Of tho philosophers stone+ Tor they nay .
anticinnted most Of the wealth OIL Nexico, ~
fore it arrived In Europe, BY TRANSMITTING enet1
iron and their copper into gold.
There il no 1uality OF the mind nor Of the bouy
that so ipstantaneousiy and irTcs1stlo!y gnti,
Yates rs wit. an elegant writer mas ousei h,,t
fhat he should prefer reason for a Wife -He enAs
deserts the hitter md gives .ninfse!r Ell, uts
entirely to the guidance OF the nifqais 1namGs
and ouacmires, like him who walks oy fashes oa
lichtn,ne rather than by tho steady neamsol @ tho
sun The conquest therefore, or WE over over. tho th
mind is not like that Of II ne III 1an1itt md per
t,etiintcd by prudcnce: conquest tnat con- p
ciIatcd all that it subdued, and lmprofcu -,
that it couciliatcd, The triumphs OF wit snou1o
rather he compared to the inroaas 9t ts
cccdlne by surprise. and indebted more TO ~, ne
sf1arpuess Of the arrow thnn the strenstn OF tae
| arm. and TO the rnpldity OF an eVotuaQn tatue1
t. n che sGdty }n ew Of tRass Whcn
rewarded more often than it has been de-
| fined. a ccrtain Bishop said to his Gnap!aln ~ !
What is wit!' The Chaplain replied lHg nEe
tory Of BIS yneant Sye said II TO bR e Iopdshp and
and you shnil have It." ~ ac9aan 1S W. w.
thug iveu app1ied" rctoncd the Cnapiahtn s
dinner daily prepared for me hoyal 1 az
at st. Janes was reprleved 19r s11g arIe1 hat
appointci day for dinner with his ChapIains
anfi II WIS understood that this step WIS adoptet
as the least unpalatab1c mode OF pnttnAn "a et,. i.
to the dinner It. was u SCUM suan ~ H.,
Chnplaius with his presence, the presefT1ines Tias
Formula ran thus: ..God spre the King and a. Dies:
the dtnner." Our witty diving TOOK me loeIt, 1a
Of transposng the words by d = e,aH Mts s
the King and sdre tho dinner. -a'n1 u e'''4&' -
| enrrt3 0of ri tho monarch,