Admiration or friendship, 4600.

or reverence, 4785. we must learn, 55. Admirably, none can teach, if not, 5334.

Admire, always like those who, us,

54.

not always like those whom we, 54.

Adulation is not of more service to, 1568.

Advantage, social and political, is opportunity, 3900.

Adversaries, better to make friends than, of a, 1717.

Adversity, in, only the virtuous can entertain hope, 2537. no education like, 59. Advertisements, art in writing, 63. in a newspaper are, 64.

Advice, before giving, 65.

but we mean approbation, 68. can never be very grateful, 75. give, cannot give the wisdom, 77. giving, 70.

good, 67.

may give, but we, 72.

of a fool for once happen to be good, 1602.

that is wanted is, 74

to a self-conceited man, 78. vanity, the apparentmotive of, 76. Affectation, contempt the punish ment of, 83.

necessary to the mind, 82. Affection, founded upon virtue, 86. silence, the gratitude of, 5010. Affections are our life, 84. Affliction may one day smile, 5168. teacheth wicked to pray, pros perity, 4427.

Afflictions, other people's, 949.
Afternoon, multitude call the, 87.
Age is a tyrant, 3862.

is in, the wit is out, 3866.
looks on the happiness of
youth, 2542.