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... fB T OUB BLYTH CORRESPONDENT.] When I heap of a person re- Ambition tiring from business or Retirement. other work, it always seems pathetic. Some men there are who toil through the long years, sighing for the d,Y when they will be able to quit work, and their ease and rest. Alas! how few there are who do enjoy such ease and rest. Most men die before they have achieved their aim, and leave ...