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TilE !EA~OS Of' VOUTU. 15
that no youth1 who feels the workings of a Rin~
gle nohle ~piration, need be di:slleartcnC'd at
nny apparent difficulties that lie in hi~ patb.
The highest idca of education is the traiuilJg
of the mind to surmount obstaclcs.
Voluml} upon volume, bringiug the rich("st
f'f'Crcts of art ano flcicnclJwithin ,your reach,
lie open before you; a very few shillings,
easily savell from the bar-room or the oy~ter.
rnlooTI, will put you in po~.;ession of a fUIlJ of
information, to which manJ of Jour parents
ano. older fricndlll had no enrly access. Aoo\'o
n11,the 1)ook of God is on your table 1 and in
it you are- sure to meet with the truesl history,
the b~t prudentin,l mn.xim~ and the pw'c:::t
devotion. Only use well your adYfl.lltagC8,
nnd you may make acqu.i:::liLiolli:lio col1lpari:!oll
with which homlcs and landa arc as nothing.
2. Youth is the season ill which impre~!8!On.s
J".(1t'1! m(),~t aMding. It is the time for keeping
a.s well as getting, for rememh~ring a:o:well as
learning, for retaining as well as acquiring.
rro bring truth into contact with the mind of
an open, ingenuous youtb, i8 like appl.yillg n
}lealto the newly melted wax, so tbat you UN