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swearing at an old servant in her And so he continued, to answer the of father's horse. Frcfm that day she grade the to up questions Priest's And realise. read as many books as his opponents, took an aversion to him and broke France.' of 'Marshal talked as asked the off the engagement, "I am truly sorClimb up. Don't stop. There's room he would probably have ? " that after "And Many much acnsense as they did. ry ," she said to him, "but me huson top priest. learned persons have read themselves amband must be a gentleman, and genof my Where eagles fly. height the is "Oh, that stupid. They have proved not the bition. I don't care what happens tlemen don't swear." Here was a Above the mass and doubtiag class meeters of learning, but its slaves. Inoc'e on the knuckles coming from a Where hcnours lie. en after that." : "If you read says Schopenhauer most tinexpected quarter. Truly, fcahappen will should what "I will tell you Don't cringe. Don't flinch And on, without setting your thoughts the priest solemn- swearing produces more kicks thaa said that," after tune pinch to work, what eau have read cannot ly. "You will die, and e ou 'will ap- half-pence. "What does the devil Pay And all seem lost, strike root, and is generally lost." pear before God to be judged." you for swearing ? " said a gentlecost. any At Reading furnishes the mind only with were man to one whom he heard using again, try try, y oung man felt the tables The main, nnd might With the materials of knowledge it be being turned on him and was anxious Profane language. "He does not pay we read me any thing," was the reple. "Well, Fight o.g., Don't yield life's battle- thinking that makes what likened to leave. truly err own. Coleridge said the you work cheaply, to lay aside the field more," moment One " same reader to an hour-glass, and priest. "You owe me softie repara- character of a gentleman, to indict To friend or foe. runs Press to the front, receive the brunt, their reading to the sand which be- tion ; what I ask is very simple. You so much pain cm y our friends and y our in and out and leaves no trace Ard strike the blow. must perfcrm a penance. "I am sure civil people, and tee risk losing nothing You cerfor hind. and all soul, ; proword our e of man you are a Be brave and tree in all you do, tainly do your won cheaply-very mise me that for eight days you will Bet Hold honour high, Officer's An cheaple indeed.:' following sentences :the the repeat force then right, you're sure Be Not many years ago two young "Some day I shall die-but I don't tight, sub -lieutenants entered the Church of care. After death I shall he judgedAnswers at Exams. And win or die. the Asseturtion near the Tuileries, shall be condemn:but I don't care. Richard II. is said to have been and stood gazing around at the freshis care." ley some historians murdered I don't ed-bet I am not bound to wir., but I am coes collected ir. that beautiful temThe e oung man Promised, and came real fate is uncertain. bound had not they am I true. evident that was very to he It hound ple. There are riye continents-a, e, i, out of the ec.nfessional looking to succeed, but I am bound to live not come to Pray. One of them, hav- foolish. He left the Church at once. must I have. the I near kneeling that ing noticed a l rieet by the light He Parted from his friend and dinThe tides are caused by the sun stand with an\tode that stands right, confessional, said to his companion- ed alone. He remembered his Pro- drawing the water out and the moon and right is somecfne stand with him while he "That priest is waiting for mise to the priest, so he said to drawing it in again. Part with him when he goes wrong.- to go to confession perhaps for himself, before retiring, 'Some day I A circle is a line which meets its you." A brah ant Lincoln. shall die, I shall be judged I shall, other ,eice without ending. the "I.et him wait, then," said If the air contains mere than one Perhaps, be ccndemned,:' he did not All true work is sacred. In all true other. "I'll bet a dinner eon are I don't care." "hut to add dare hundred per cent. of carbolic acid it work, afraid to go." "Agreed," said the work, were it but true hand Several days passed ; his "Penance" is very injurious to health. there is something of divineness. La- other, and going to the priest, he was ever in his mind and seemed to Algebraical symbols are used when bour, wide as the earth, has its sum- sienified his wish tee go to confession. ring in his ears. Or the eighth' day don't know what you are talking ou The rriest entered the confessional mit in heaven. To sit as a passive he returned to the church and sought about. bucket and be pumped into can be followed by the cub -lieutenant. The out the same Priest, to whom he An angle is a triangle with only exhilarating to nee creature, how elo- mock penitent rattled off a list of made a good confession. This time two sides. utterance of care flood don't "I the to end, soever sins saying at the quent he came out of the confessional with .1 circle is a straight line drawn as that is descending. to make a real confession ; I only tears in his eyes, and peace and joys round as possible with a dct in the came here to gain a bet." in his heart. The priest had listimed without The mechanical advantage of a long Thinking and Reading gentsaying a word, but at. last said Gentlemen do not swear pump handle is that you can have If the mind is to be truly cultured well ly , "MN friend, I see you belong to someone to help ou Pump. From the Holy Name Journal. and develcreed, we must think as Of what grade are you ?" St. Andrew is the Patient saint of Some men pile so many the army. young a day c other as rend. heard the I "Sub -lieutenant," answered the Scotland. unexreetbecks upon their heads that their :creme quite fellow who discovered man, surprised. An old soldier is called a vegetarown brains have no newer to !rave. does not "pay," "And how soon do you expect to edly. that swearing As too much oil puts out the lame, says a writer in an exchange. He ian. " ? lieutenant full hecome A centipede is a French measure of sn too mach rending buries the thinkwas engaged to a young lady, to "en two nr three 3ears." not have length. readers All greatest er. The whole he was much attached. "Ard after that ? " The Home Office is where Home been the ereatest thinkers. Shakesbecome was going merrily as a marriage bell, I shall that, "Oh, after command, at honks when one day, the girl heard her lover Rule is made. peare had few C'aptain." A Bishop without a diocese is calland his owe intellectual output was ;
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Charity. of speech is as divine a thing as charity of action. To judge no one harshly, to misconceive no man's motives, to believe things are as they seem to be until they are proved othertrise, to temper judgment with mercy'--surely this is quite as good as to build up, churches, establish asylums, and found colleges. Unkind words do as much harm as unbind deeds. Many a heart has been stabbed to death by a few little words. There is a charity which con gists in withholding words, in keeping back hacsh judgments, in abstaining from speech, if to speak is to Such charity hears the condemn. tale of slander, does not permit it ; listens in silence, but forbears comment; then locks the unpleasant secret tip in the derths of the heart. Silence can still rumor. It is speech that keeps a story alive and lends it cigar.
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