...to the Mind, what Exercife is to i _ ^ the Body. As by the onc7Health is prefer- I ved, ftvengthened and invigorated ; by the other, Virtue ( which is the Health of the Mind ) is kept alive, cherifhed and confirmed. But as Exercife becomes tedious and painful when we make ufe of k only at...

...what Exercife is to the Body : As by the one, Health is preferv'd, ftrengthen'd, and invigorated-, fo by the other, Virtue (which is the Health of the Mind) is kept alive, cherifh'd, and confirm'd. And yet there is nothing in which Men deceive themfelves more ridiculoufly,...

...what exercife is to the body : as by the one health is preferved, ftrengthened and invigorated ; fo by the other, virtue, which is the health of the mind, is kept alive, cherifhed, and confirmed. But as exercife becomes tedious, and painful, when we make uf£ of it only...

...READING is to the Mind, what Exercife is to the Body. As by the one, Health is preferved, ftrengthened and invigorated ; by the other, Virtue (which is the Health of the Mind) is kept alive, cherifhed and confirmed. But as Exercife becomes tedious~ and painful, when we make Ufe of it only...

...what exercife is to the body : as by the one, health is prefe -ved, ftrengthened and invigorated ; fo by the other, virtue, which is the health of the mind, is kept alive, cherifhed, and confirmed. Ignorance creates weaknefs and fear, but learning makes men bold and affured....

...READING is to the mind what exercife is to the body. As by the one, health is prefierved, flrengthcned, and invigorated; by the other, virtue, which is the health of the mind, is kept alive, cherifhed, and confirmed. But as exercife becomes tedious and painful, when we make ufe of it only...

...what, exercife is to the body : As by the one, " Heahh is preferved, ftrengthened, and invigorated j " by the other, Virtue (which is the health of the " mind) is^ kept alive, cherifhed, and confirmed. " But as exercife becomes tedious and painful " when we make ufe of it only...

...READING. READING is to the mind what cxcrcife is to the body, as by one health is preferved, ftrengthened and invigorated; by the other, virtue (which is the health of the mind,) is kept alive, chcrifhcd, and confirmed. There are perfons B 2 who \vho felcjom take a book in their hand, but to...

...READING. READING is to the mind what exercife is to the body, as by one health is preferved, ftrengthened and invigorated^ by the other, virtue (which is the health of the mind,) is kept alive, chcrifhed, and confirmed. There are perfons B 2 who who feldom take a book in their hand, but to diftcover...

...; a hint only to whom you should disclose, and from whom you should conceal them. READING. LEADING is to the mind what exercise is to the body ; as by one, health is preserved, strengthened and invigorated ; by the other, virtue (which is the health...