Working And Thinking

It s a no 66S fatal error to dospise labor whi-n ■egulatod by intellect, than to vulue it or its own sake. We ure ahvays in :hese days trying to separate the two ; ,ve want ono inau to bè alwaya thinking, ind anothcr to be alwuys workins1, ertd e uall one a gentleman and the other in operative; whereas, the workmau jught oiten to ba thinking, and the shinker ought ot'ten to workiug ; and both should be gentleman in the best 3ouse. Aa it is, we mako boih ungtmtlc, j the one envyiug, nnd the otlior depising hisbrother; and tho was.s of society is nudo up ot thü uiüi'bid thuketi aiid misci-ablo workei-8, Now it is only by labor that thoujiht eau ba uadt heultby, aud only by thougiit tliat ubor eau himade happy, and tho profesnious shouKi bu liberal, and there should be less prii.K; folc in [ecuUarity oí cinp'o vuieu t, anti niore in excellence of achicvuiiicut. 15" Those who pi-ypagate ovil repovtB frenlly invent tlRuii, und it is no bro;ich of charity to supposc it to bo away.s the oase; becanse 1:0 man wlio spreads dütraciiou wnuld have tórqpteil to produce it ; and ho svho should diffuse poison in a brook would -suarea bu aoquilted of a miífifflous ileaign, tijough ht; shouid ulU'ge that ho feöolved it o; uuotUür who is ding tha iiune el.-suw hero