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[Page] 80 animosity and irregularly which seem to characterize the lower classes of society. Quarreling, drinking and gaming are common practices among them, when met on any public occasion, and their usual effects are loss of health, of fortune, of reputation and morals, evils of the most destructive and pernicious nature; but which might have been avoided if music and dancing had been their amusements. For who ever knew of such evils to be caused by dancing? You will reply, that many have injured their health by [xxxxx]moderate dancing, and by exposing themselves to the weather when overheated with the exercise. This being granted, I would next ask, whether this excess is so common, or whether the evils resulting from it, are so pernicious as there caused by drinking, gaming, or any other vulgar practice? Dancing and music, besides their effects on the external behavior, have also a tendency to harmonize the disposition, to meliorate the natural ferocity of the temper, and to
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[Page] 105 suit generally unsuccessful we shall not advance a single step further than what appears absolutely necessary; nor shall we enquire into anything that does not at first sight \appear/ beneficial. But when our curiosity is excited we shall proceed with pleasure and make a rapid progress. All our attention will be called up and the utmost of our abilities will be exercised
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[Page] 101 however contradictory or absurd, we cannot expect to please all; nay, if we do so, we shall most certainly displease every one. It is therefore sufficient that we attempt pleasing one half of the world; for we shall then please more than if we aimed to amuse the whole. I do not recommend party writing; all I mean is that we ought not to be disappointed if we should have many enemies
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[Page] 102 Though merit is the only useful quality a book can possess; yet authors nowadays must not expect their works will be received in exact proportion to the degree of this quality; nor yet can they depend wholly on fame; or any other circumstances for their reception. Works of merit may possibly be admired as far as they are known; but unless fame has paved the way for their reception
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[Page] 103 Many are apt to condemn what they do not understand, and to give their opinion of a book before they have read half of it; or from any insignificant reflection or remark they happen\e/d to hear or read, draw their idea of the whole. If the author is known, his works are generally received according to the opinion his readers have of him, with\out/ considering their merit. And those
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only to render him, to this class of readers, unintelligible. July 13, 1 797. No. XXIX. August 23, 1796. Curiosity. There is not a greater stimulus in my opinion to improvement in any art than curiosity other motives indeed my prompt us to the pursuit of an object; and it we have genius we many make a considerable progress; but unless we have some curiosity or desire to attain our object, the path
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[Page] 125 At first it may subject us to restraints very disagreeable; but exercise will soon render it more easy, and pleasant. By frequent exercise it becomes habitual, and habit renders it easy and agreeable. Accustomed to regular and uniform life of conduct, every thing will have it proper place, engagements will be fulfilled in due season, and all the concern of life will be attended
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[Page] 124 disposition springs may of the evils of life. We should therefore endeavor to check and restrain this fickleness of temper, and bring it under the dominion of reason. But so long as we disregard all order in business, and conform to no settled rules of conduct, this can never be done. A steady even temper is never connected with irregularity in business: but on the contrary
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[Page] 123 shall soon be influenced by no rules at all. Not that we should be so scrupulously attentive to trifles as to neglect matter of much greater importance, if they should happen to fall in the way. All I would intimate is that we should in our common concerns observe some general order and rules of conduct, and not indulge ourselves to neglect them in every occasion. Many persons love
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[Page] 126 trifling offences with severity. Such a spirit is quite oposite to a revengeful disposition. It is incompatible with envy and malevolence. A revengeful temper is destitute of many good qualities; it is also compounded of many bad ones, some of which are of the blackest kind. Envy and malice are the characteristics of an envious temper. Whoever is influenced by them seeks only to hurt
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