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1::10 TilE I::JI'RI:OO;G-TDIE 0.' LIFI:.
as uttered. It may be a lie in reality though
not in appenrance .
.As YOll come iuto c1o~f'r contact with the
world! yon will n1cct with people ready to jl1s.
tif)" thernscl \.cs for departing, on some occa.
:-;io~l from the laws of ~trict verncit.r. Let mo
name a few of the more COTHmon in~tance~ in
which tlli~ i6 done. Here is n f:\thcr trying to
get his child to take medicinc: ailli to overcome
itti rehH'lauCe for the nauseatingd08c, be gravely
affirms that it docs not t:L"'lc had. Yontler is a
faf:hionablc ]allYl who wisbeR her time for other
pl1rpo:,eEl, and f,clld~ n ~rYant to the door to
say ~hc is not nt home. Here is a circle of
kind frif'nJ~, who pc~_i.'.:tin telling the Oc.cu.
pant of the sick couc.b, that his case i... not
considered at all dangcrous. But arc not all
these to be put uuwn in the catalogne of de.
ceptioll~? 're make the Lc;:;tof them, tbey flro
doing cyil that good may come.
~ueh act~ generally defeat their own cnd.
rrhc deception will be delcc~d. ~omelhing
will occur to make the disguise apparent.
llow much better to be open and ingenuous,
and if we tell not the whole truth, tell nothing