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for want of employing the lower clafs of pea- 

 pie to raife that which would make them the 

 molt ufeful, happy and independent of men. — 

 We none of us get more than meat and clothes 5 

 and he that earns thefe necefTaries by his own 

 labours, is the really blcfied : his difappoint- 

 ments are few and fmall, his enjoyments ma- 

 ny. Health, the greatefl good that any man 

 can enjoy, is more likely to be found in his 

 cottage than in the luxurious palace. Early 

 xifmg, the regularity of his diet and exprcife, 

 preferve both his body and mind in a ftate of 

 fanity. 



It is every one's intereft that land be impro- 

 ved, even of fuch as live upon falaries, certain 

 ftipends and annuities. If they can buy beef 

 for 4^. per pound, inllead of 7^. per poundj^ 

 and a penny loaf of bread for a half-penny, it 

 puts it in their power to live in a more fump- 

 tuous manner 3 and the tradefman can live on 

 lefs profit, and every one in turn. The taxes 

 are more likely to be paid, if every mar^ 

 brought two quarters of wheat to market in- 

 ftead of one, and every other produd of the 

 land in proportion. Inflead of the prefent ex- 

 orbitant 



