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A fualt.faith can on& fioat in good smooth water. A . true faith like a life-boat, is at home , in stoms. New company makes people new men. Sweet to yau and sweet to your enemy. Mr;'Facing-both-ways. Mr. Fair-speech and Mr. Two-tongues are neighbours who are best at a distance. Religious deceivers are the worst of vermin. Some of the dear old !Mrs. Goodbodies want a blessed almshouse. 'A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. He who tries to. cheat the Lord will . be quite ready to cheat his fellow men. Great cry generally 'means little wool. Some men,% windmills, are only put-crackers. Better be a dead dog than a live hypocrite. If a straight line will not pay, a crooked one won't. What is got by shufling is very dangerous gain. The devil tempts genuine christains. .Through bad company good men cYlange to be ascruel as death and grave.
Charity actually begins at home. It is not all that sing loudest that praiae God most It may give a moment's peace to wear a mask, bur deception will come home to you and bring sorrow with it. Honesty is the beat policy. If lion's skio does not do, never try the fox's. Try to be as true as steel. Let your face hands, like the Church clock, always tell how your inner works are going. Better be laughed at as Tom Tell-Truth than be praised as Crafty Charlie. At last the upright will have their nward, but for the double minded to get heaven is as impossible as for a man to swim the atlantic with a mill-stone under each arm. Plain deeling may bring us trouble but it is better than shuffling. Times never were good for law prodigals. Ready Money must be quite a curiosity to some men and yet they spend like Lords. There are more asses than those with four legs. Fellows who have no estate but there labour, and no family arms except those they work with will spend their little hard earniogs at the beer shop or in waste.
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