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It Is Not The Business Of Virtue To Extirpate The Affections Of The Mind, But To Regulate Them.

Encourage Innocent Amusement.

The Memory Is Perpetually Looking Back When We Have Nothing Present To Entertain Us. It Is Like Those Repositories In Animals That Are Filled With Food, On Which They May Ruminate When Their Present Pastures Fail.

If Our Zeal Were True And Genuine We Should Be Much More Angry With A Sinner Than A Heretic.

The Very First Discovery Of Beauty Strikes The Mind With An Inward Joy, And Spreads A Cheerfulness And Delight Through All Its Faculties.