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MI:STAL DIPRO\"EM:r::n. :;!-13
parling from his fllller treasure,'l, he not only
blessc3 J(J\I, but he takell tbe readiest way the
more to t~llrich him.--elf.
Kor i.~ it nece8&1r~..., in order to lenrn from
otlwr.", that they tlhould be more intelligent.
than ) our.~P] ...l.'."!. It 1; ver)" safe to say, that
thpre are subject."!, Oil which the mo~t ignorallt
llWll know more than you (10, and can com.
1n11nicate what it would be well fvr ..... ou to se.
cure. Sir Walter Scott ha.~ ,"lurn~whcrc told
us, that the moot ~tllpid groom that ever took
c.1.Te of his horse, could give him idc:l.8 wlll~h
he highly prized. This remark may seem ex-
travagant, bill JOU will find it to be literally
true. Aver) iutdlcetunl dm.gyman once de-
clared that 1lC gOl much valuable informatiou
from the crew of a YeS-..~c],in which hc Wa3
often n pa ....engcr. It is ollly neC('s''lury for
,You to kef'll your eyes and can; open, Il.IHl you
will be learning cOlltinually and (rom everybody.
Tb.:wlil1!J too will afiord JOu a valuable op-
portunity for mental ilIlprovcrn~nt. Books of
biography, histor.,', and ~cience, lie in your
way, and for a few shillings you ean keep