Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-07-19

THAT grant, replied Quixote therefore, those who
have not the advantage of noble descent should fail grace the
dignity of the office they bear with genleness modey
when accompanied with discretion will silence those murmur which
few situations in life escape
Conceal thy family it disgrace
full to be descended peasants when thou art
not myself ashamed will endeavo make thee
meritorous to be vuous humble than lofty sinner
Infinite the number of those who born low of extraction
risen to the highest dgnes both church and
truth could tire thee with examples.
Remember Sancho, if thou takes virtue for the rule
and value myself upon acting all things conomabe thereto
thou wilt have lords and for blood
inherited but virtue property and be acquired
all has intrinsic worth which blood has This
being peradvenure any of thy kindred visit thee thy
government do not slight aont him. but receive CHERISH
and make much of him. for doing thou wilt please God who
allows of his despised wilt also
fest therein wel-disposed
"lf thou akest thy wife with (and we'll for those
who appointed be long separated from their
famie teach and polish her natural
for often happens that all the consideration governor
acquire is lost by ll-bred and foolish woman
If thou should become wdower posi-
be and thy station entities thee better match seek
thee for hook and angling rod fas hood
aims in for believe whatever the judges the
band must for the general Judgment and shall be
fouod all that of which he has
during his life
not under the dominion of thine own will is the vice of
the ignorant who vany their understanding
Let the tears of the find more compassion but
justice, from thee than the applications the wealthy.
Be equally socous sf the truth amidst presents
and of the rich and the signs and eneaes of the
Whenever equity may justly temper the rgor of the law,
the whole force of bear upon the delinquent for
that judge should lean the side of compassion than severity
IT, perchance the scales of justice be correctly balanced,
let the error be mputable to pity gold
If perchance the thine enemy
get thy injuries, and think only the of the
Let private affection blind thee in another mans
the thou shalt herby commit often without and
a the expense both of thy reputation and fortune.
When beautiful before thee demand justice,
consider matue the nature of her claim without regarding either
danger being the thy integrity other
"Revle with words him whom thou hast
deeds the punishment which the unhappy wretch doomed
fer sufficient without the addition of abusive language.
When the criminal stands before thee recoect the fra
depraved of and much thou without nus-
tce the suffering party show pity and cemency; though
attributes of God all equally adorable his
shining and attractive in eyes than his justice
IT, Sancho thou observe these preceps, thy days will
long and thy fame eternal thy recompense full and thy felicity
speakabe Thou shalt thy children thy hearts
and thy grandchildren shall neither honor
Beloved by all thy days shall pass peace tranquility;
and when the inevitable period death shall steal thee
good and venerable old and thy gandchdens children with
their tender and pous hands shall close thine eyes.
THE advice have just given thee Sancho regards the good
and of thy mind listen the directions have
give concerning thy person and department.