BRIGHT THOUGHTS.

Mataura Ensign, Volume 7, Issue 369, 27 June 1884, Page 6

BRIGHT THOUGHTS.

•■I -I ... : .: r..1.. U'" r~- '-■ . -■■ .-_.> i 1 t There cannot-be a greater rudeness than to interrupt, another in the, cm^ent ...of his, discoufse.—[Locke: ' '' • '" '' ''* The only way to make the mass of mankind see the; beauty, of justice, ; is by showing them in r pretty plain terms the conse'quence'df 'in'jtts i iice: i - : -'[^ydiiey'<'.Sfai?th. i: } r iVTisuthet property of; all f true ki'owlegte, especially, spiritual, , ,to, , the :', soul, , 4 by fil^,V vvghout-swemng,^ to make it more capable 1 and more earnest to know; th£'mdre'it kn^^mprat. .iw»'«nq > } Ha that yisitsittfefsickrin- hopes df atlega^y let him.be i^ever : so,., friendly d^^l^gf^T cases, I look upon him, in, tflis -fa be.-joo better thari' Vra'vbn?' tttafc watches; y Weak sheep only to pick out its eyes r .^[Bendda. i ' < { ■' ,oood' manners! are the smaH coin's^of: virtue. [— [W-omenof \, , '■.„., --.^ > r iihs ■ , True merit, like a river, the. deep,e^.,it 's, the less hbis'e 'it ihakes.—f Halifax. '' .' " , • He surely" is j most' in want'of '^ [ another's patience who has .none of his'. bwfe— *£&&• vater. .. [ : „ , r . , ■ .(, ■• /} r)).-if;iM I have lived to k.nowthatithejgfeat.^^cwjt of human happiness is this':" Never' suffer your energies tO stagnate. ' The -bid' aiJag^ lf bf "too many iron's in the fire," Jdorfvey'B^'j|n untruth. You.cannot have. toomianyirrrPßfcf r i ton ft 8, and 1 all— keep them alLgoing.rrtAdam Clark. . ' . ': „ '. ••"'" ' im A little praise is gobd' for a shy '{ympe^.'^tt teaches it to rely on the kindness of otaer¥/l[Landor.,:; - : :> ■.;.;;,';.) n j/f