MR. LOCKE.

The allusion would be apt, if the health of the mind, as of the body,

depended on the use of such liberty; or if it were true, that one could

as little help breathing the air of vice, as that of the heavens. But,

though I have heard much of the dangers to which Virtue is exposed in

this bad world, I have never understood that Vice is its proper element.

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