He wbo fears to suffer does so already

248. — Never hope without despairing, and never despair without hoping.

249. — Talents and virtue alone distinguîsh men in the eye of philosophy.

250.— We ought to bave suflScient command of ourselves not to allow objects of amusement to become our business.

251. — I like absent minds: the wîcked bave always their wits about them.

14* THE TREASURE OF THOUGHTâ;