DIDACTICS.

SOCIAL, LITERARY, AND POLITICAL.

1544
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BY ROBERT WALSH.

Endeavor, without intermission, and with what good aid soever, to think justly, act uprightly, and live
usefully. For the accomplishment of those great ends of rational being-which constitute, in fact, the main
securities of worldly happiness-are indispensable a religious conscience, an enlightened judgment, a firm
character, an active spirit, and the habit of cautious discrimination.