Chap.

1    4|     Is it by knowledge, by industry, by patience, by self-denial,
2    4| have any merit. Knowledge, industry, valour, and beneficence,
3    5|    owe them all to her own industry. Hence we have a good reason
4    5|    confined to the arts of industry and the needle, when they
5    5|    of the individual's own industry. It is almost as absurd
6    8|   deserve; for unremitting industry will mostly reach its goal
7    9|     supported by their own industry, instead of hanging their
8   11|  lose all their vigour and industry.' This strict hand may in