Part 98 (1/2)

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All who know their mind do not know their heart

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RESIGNATION

Entire and perfect happiness is never Vouchsafed to man; but nobler minds endeavor To keep their inward sorrows unrevealed

Withis concealed

Weak, and unable to confor or complaint importune, They vent their exultation or distress

Whate'er betides us--grief or happiness-- The brave and ill bear with steady ood or evil, which the Gods bestow, Pronis, Greek_ _Translated by Frere_

1356

Life will always be, to a large extent, e ourselves make it Each mind makes its own little world The cheerful mind makes it pleasant, and the discontented dom is” applies alike to the peasant as to the monarch

1357

The face is the index of the mind

--_Crabbe_

1358

It is not position, buta suitor

1359

Those who visit foreign countries, but who associate only with their own countrye their climate, but not their customs; they see new meridians, but the same men, and with heads as empty as their pockets, return home, with travelled bodies, but untravelled minds

1360

Youthful minds, like the pliant wax, are susceptible of the ood or evil bias they then receive is seldom if ever eradicated

1361

Little reat minds rise above them

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