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[Duceman <dic...@aa...>]

Aged and feeble, and every thing depends on keeping up his spirits. An
old plant must be shaded, well watered, and tended, or you can't
transplant it no how, you can fix it, that's a fact. He won't give ear
to me now, for he knows I can't talk serious, if I was to try; but he
will listen to _you_. Try to cheer him up, and I will go down below and
give you a chance." As soon as I addressed him, he started and said,
"Oh! is it you, Squire? come and sit down by me, my friend. I can talk
to _you_, and I assure you I take great pleasure in doing so I cannot
always talk to Sam: he is excited now; he is anticipating great pleasure
from his visit to England, and is quite boisterous in the exuberance of
his spirits. I own I am depressed at times; it is natural I should be,
but I shall endeavour not to be the cause of sadness in others. I not
only like cheerfulness myself, but I like to promote it; it is a sign of
an innocent mind, and a heart in peace with God and in charity with man.
All nature is cheerful,