Untitled

36 Till': flPRING.TUIE Of' LIFE.
That kind of casy good,03ture, which can
new'r Ill'n'c itself sufficiently to put a decided
JJcgati\.e upon any propo~l, however injuri_
01l~, is a most dangerous possession. It is no
t'xaggcrntion to 8.'lJ', that the history of thou.
"'ands of ruined youth, the untimely b>Tav('!'.of
thou:,a!H1Ji of broken-hearted parents, and tho
J!ea\'y woes of thous.mds of dishonored f.'Ulli-
lk';'l, all joiu their solemn 3.tte-stMions to the
evils which spring from tLat sort of pliant, 3.1.1.
cJmmodating di~positioll, which is hurt to Jlro-
Jlouncc the mODOlSyllable--no. Such a one is
led like:m ox to the slaughter, and like a fool
to the correction of the Btocks. Jr invited to
t.'lko a gla.