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The Plays And Sports Of Children Are As Salutary To Them As Labor And Work Are To Grown Persons.

The First Reading Of A Will, Where A Person Dies Worth Anything Considerable, Generally Affords A True Test Of The Relations' Love To The Deceased.

The Pleasures Of The Mighty Are Obtained By The Tears Of The Poor.

Rakes Are More Suspicious Than Honest Men.

If The Education And Studies Of Children Were Suited To Their Inclinations And Capacities, Many Would Be Made Useful Members Of Society That Otherwise Would Make No Figure In It.