Impatience

In nll evils which admit a remedy, impatienco is to be nvou' vl. hecnuse il wastcs thnt time and attention in poínpíaints. which. ïf propeily applied, mlglit remove the ciuse. Turenue. among iho cjmpliments which he used to pny in :oiiersaiün. lo lie memory of those ly wlioni he hoc! been instructed in the art of wnr. lüentioned one with honor, who taught hiin not to spend his time in regretting any mistalio which he liad made. but to set himself immediatelyand vigorously to repair it. - Rambler. Ilipponnx. a great poet, was celebrated for his wilty and sutiriciil writings. I Ie w.na ugly, little, lean and slender; tsvo brot'iers Bupalus nnd Athenis who were sculptors, divertcd tliemselves nt liis expense, ly carving his iinnge in n ridicuIoii8 form. Uipponax retorted iheir ptéosnntry wiili sucli keen strokes of satire, tlmi thoy