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...every terrestrial advantage is chiefly valuable, as it furnishes abilities for the exercise of virtue. Health is, indeed, so necessary to all the duties,...the pleasure of a few years passed in the tumults of diversions and clamours of merriment, condemns the maturer and more experienced part of his life to...

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...none so use'ful— as discretion." " Health — is so necessary to all the du'ties— as well as the pleas'ures of life, that the crime' of squandering it — is equal to the foPly." " As the beau'ty of the body — always accompanies the health' of it; so is decency of behaviour'...

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