CONTENTS OF VOLUME III

LETTERS—

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XCIII.	ON THE QUALITY, AS CONTRASTED WITH THE LENGTH, OF LIFE . . .	2
XCIV.	ON THE VALUE OF ADVICE . . .	10
XCV.	ON THE USEFULNESS OF BASIC PRINCIPLES .	58
XCVI.	ON FACING HARDSHIPS . . .	104
XCVII.	ON THE DEGENERACY OF THE AGE . .	108
XCVIII.	ON THE FICKLENESS OF FORTUNE . .	118
XCIX.	ON CONSOLATION TO THE BEREAVED . .	128
C.	ON THE WRITINGS OF FABIANUS . .	148
CI.	ON THE FUTILITY OF PLANNING AHEAD .	158
CII.	ON THE INTIMATIONS OF OUR IMMORTALITY	168
CIII.	ON THE DANGERS OF ASSOCIATION WITH OUR FELLOW-MEN . . .	186
CIV.	ON CARE OF HEALTH AND PEACE OF MIND .	190
CV.	ON FACING THE WORLD WITH CONFIDENCE .	212
CVI.	ON THE CORPOREALITY OF VIRTUE . .	216
CVII.	ON OBEDIENCE TO THE UNIVERSAL WILL .	222
CVIII.	ON THE APPROACHES TO PHILOSOPHY .	228
CIX.	ON THE FELLOWSHIP OF WISE MEN . .	254
CX.	ON TRUE AND FALSE RICHES . .	264
CXI.	ON THE VANITY OF MENTAL GYMNASTICS .	276