At Home

The bigbest style of being at homo grows out of a special state of the affections rather tiian of tho intellect. W'lio has not met with individuáis whoso faces Woukl ba a passport to any society, and whose mauuet'8 - the uustudiedand spantnueousexpresgions of their inner selves - uuike tiiem visibly welconie wlierovor tUey go, and atiract uubouudod conlidence towai-d them in vrhatever tliey umlerLake? They are frankand affable,becau8e their uatures overflow with bcnevolensc; unllui'i-ie I, becauso they dread 110tuin# ; always at home, bocause they carry wiLiiiu theiusclves that which eau trust to itself auywheraand evcryv!iere - [jurity of soul with fullnes oí heavt. Sncli are best gnaraöteés tbr foei in j at Ikkiw hi uil eociaty to whieh diity takes us, and in every oceupaiion upon which it obligesus to enter. They wiio live least lor theinselves are also tho leust euibarrasacd ly uücertaiiities.