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6 ye Che i ~ ya, ’s twelve years into Africa, the Mand ‘ remained in the Egyptian Schools 18 years.’ ‘© And there he learned. hie duty as “Fore-runser of Je CHAPTER xx. = “1047: HOLY INSTRUCTIONS AND WARNINGS POR ALL | YOUNG MEN. 1. Beware, young man, beware of all the sllurements of Wantonnesa, and let not the barlet tempt thee to excess fn her », delights. je 2. The madness of desire shall defeat ita own pursuits: ;* from the blindness of its rage, thou shalt rush upon destruction. 7 . &. Therefore give not up thy heart to her aweet entice- * ments, neither suffer thy soul to be enslaved by her enchanting - delusions. 4. The fountain of health which must aupply the stream i ef pleasure, shall quickly be dried up, and every spring of joy shal] be exhausted. &. Inthe prime of thy life old age shall overtake thee: the aun shal] decline in the morning of thy daya. 6. But when virtue and modesty enlighten her charms, the lustre of a beautiful woman is brighter than the atars of heavana, ' Ie tow an infuence of her power it is In vain to reslst. me cat a The yaitenese eo her boso m tvanse endeth the Illy: her wo net te brent a e is more delicious than a garden of roses. to ah te others, 7 8. The innocence of her eyes ia like that of the turtle; . ° “Tae Happ nt simplicity and truth dwell in her heart. - *. happy the child ” 9. The kisses of her mouth are sweeter than honey; the i perfumes of Arabia breath from her lips. *, @ommandeth with | 10. Shut not thy bosom to the tenderness of love: tho — 17. She ariseth purity of ite flame shall ennoble thy heart, and goften It to [ . ard so pointeth to e@ _ Feceive the fairest impressions. \ i la. The care of alone she applieth ber study; MARRIAGE INSTRUCTIONS FOR MAN AND WIFE FROM ¢ “19. ‘The prudence of her’ THE NOBLE PROPHET. husband, he heareth her Oe ig 1. Give ear, fair daugther of love, to the [netructions of . v, 20. She laformeth the prudence, end let the prece pis of truth sink deep in thy hen-t: * ahs ahe fashioned thelr manners eo shall the charms of thy mind add lustre to the elegance of rhs RENE Te, form; and thy beauty, Ilhe the rose it resembleth, aha!! i nr Ph the words of het mnt wenmenipanw hen its bloom is withered. of ber ere conan ' Ja the spring of thy youth . is the morning of thy days. thy retain its : & ‘She speaketh os _ when the eyes of men gare on thee with delight, and nature gl rch tor ine | _ Walapereth in thine ear the meani of thelr } poke; ah! hear ” os ren mings bse at as Oe ae ee 7 , ie by a = * x ie wv cc eo er. —_ , ms ° - a :