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90 the part of widom to enjoy thoe gleams of unhine which do not endanger our innocence, or lead to repentance. Love gilds all the propects of life, and though it cannot always exclude apathy, it makes many cares appear trifling. Dean Swift hated the world, and only loved particular perons; yet pride rivalled them. A foolih wih of riing uperior to the common wants and deires of the human pecies made him ingular, but not repectable. He acrificed an amiable woman to his caprice, and made thoe hun his company who would have been entertained and improved by his converation, had he loved any one