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125. — Riches do not consîst in the possession of treasures, but in the use which we make oi them.

126.— Dreams baye always been the consolation of the unfortunate. (21)

127. — ^Indulgence of vice is a conspiracy against virtue. 128. — lively imaginations are seldom constant.

129. — ^The perfection of a whole consists in the proper adjustment of its parts.