...and wigwams, where we construct palaces for the rich, and comfortable dwellings for the poor ; ajid why is this — but because our eye is enabled to...you give your mind to with attention — but all the advantage to be derived from these qualities must dependan your own determination to avail yourself...

...where we construct palaces for the rich, and comfortable dwellings for the poor ; and why is this—but because our eye is enabled to look back upon the past,...understanding that which you give your mind to with attention—but all the advantage to be derived from these qualities must depend on your own determination...

...comfortable dwelling, for the poor; and why is this — but because our eye is enabled to look hack upon the past, to improve upon our ancestors' improvements,...you give your mind to with attention — but all the advantage to be derived from these qualities must depend on your own determination to avail yourself...

...where we construct palaces for the rich and comfortable dwelling, for the poor; and why is this—but because our eye is enabled to look back upon the past,...understanding that which you give your mind to with attention—but all the advantage to be derived from these qualities must depend on your own determination...

...and his gallant cavalry, who were then foiled for the first time. Read, my dear Charles, read, and read that which is useful. Man only differs from birds...you give your mind to with attention — but all the advantage to be derived from these qualities must depend on your own determination to avail yourself...

...and his gallant cavalry, who were then foiled for the first time. Read, my dear Charles, read, and read that which is useful. Man only differs from birds...you give your mind to with attention — but all the advantage to be derived from these qualities must depend on your own determination to avail yourself...

...would be a mere brute, fit only to make bacon of. It is not so with the human race. Our ancestors lived 'in caves and wigwams where we construct palaces for...studying history, and comparing it with passing events. THE DEAD LANGUAGES. I am no great idolater of the learned languages, excepting for what they contain....

...rich and comfortable dwellings for the poor; and why is this, but because our eye is enabled to look upon the past, to improve upon our ancestors improvements,...studying history, and comparing it with passing events." There is a natural indolence common to our nature, which, fond of listless inaction will ever be urging...

...? Because our eye is able to look back upon the past, to improve upon our ancestors' improvements, to avoid their errors. This can only be done by studying history, and comparing it with passing events." ' The more widely that the people are ad- 1 Lock, mitted into a share of government — the more direct...

...this ? Because our eye is able to look back upon the past, to improve on our ancestors' improvements, to avoid their errors. This can only be done by studying history and comparing it with passing events." Let us apply this, the only true text, to the events now passing before us. Let us compare with them...