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14 TUE SPRING.TIME OF LU'r",
!:lUlts,requires a sound judgment; and fmch a
judgment is usually the fruit of deep experi.
cncc, and large opportullities of comparing one
thing wit.h ~Ulother. But to collect the mate.
rials with which a riper understanding call
work out its conclusions, is the ~pccial province
of youth. Ever)' OIlt who expects to
make his mark high in the w01'ld, ~houlll
begin carl)" to fOfm a C'..ollcctionof valuable
facts, and not a Jny should pass without adJ.
iug to their Dumber.
This, let me add for your encouragement, is
a work in which you may mako a degree of
}1rogrc~" that will surprise :roun