The Young Man's Own Book

acquaintance acquire advantage affected amusement appear art of memory ascer attain attention avoid bad company become better bishop Atterbury called character Cicero circumstances conduct conversation daugh discourse endeavor eral evil exer faculties false induction favor female follies fortune frequently gentleman give habit hand happiness heart honor hope ideas improvement indolence intel Joanna Baillie judgment knowledge labor lect living mankind manner matter means meditation memory ment method mind nation nature never object obligation observation occasion opinion ourselves passions perhaps persons pleasure portunity principles promise proper Puteoli reading ready money reason render respect ridiculous rule seldom sense sentiments sions society sometimes sort speak spectful spirit sudet superior suppose talk tattler temptation thing thought tion tivated touch assist trifling truth whole William Cowper wise words writing young youth