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A sense of being in error often renders a mall
impatient of reproof.
'1'he exhibition of a well-rcgulateil tempcr
likcwi::;c f>xert1:f a [j()QfZ !lIfluPlll:e on till around.
1Vhcn n man controls himself, he gain!' two
conqll~tsl one o\'er Lis own ]Icart amI another
ovcr his opposcr, and this. will ensure
him the resl-'cct and cOllfidcncc of s.xicl.r at
large . .No fXJ8siblcway of acquiring tho goodwill
of the COlUlUuUity it; w certain, 80 safc,
and 80 LOllorablc. lie that hiL~no nIle over
lliB own spirit is like a cit,}"w hh~h is broken
down and \~ill1()ut walls, while t.he ornament
of a meek and quiet spirit ~ of great price ill
tIle ,,.iglllboth of Gou and man. Tlle..cmpty,
blustering hmvaflo may acquire a short-lived
populaI"it.,,r, among others n.q degraded nnd
worthless M llim..;,clf. RUL llO one cnn help
feeling a sincere regard for that high-born
courage which prefers 8uflering to ~inning,
and ,yollM SOUlier be posted as a. coward than
be hrui1tyof a wrong net.
Such a Illan is a gl'c.\t IJublie blc.~'!ing. No
po.'!sC'R