Why il ithi toil for

triumph of ab hor T t. Life'o nshort

tummer-'ooan a !lower ; 3. By turns we

catch the vital breath anddl4. The

c?adle and the tomb, alao so nigh, t. To

be.l better far than not to be. .

Thoulth all man'I life may seem a

tragedy, 7.taut light camrs speak when

mighty gnret reo dumb, '- The bottom'i

buht challow whence they come. 9. Your

fate to but the common ate of alL. 10.

Uomingled joys here, to no ma bedfL. .1L

Nature to each alloti his proper sphere.

12..Fortune macs folly her peculiar

core. L. Custom does not often reaon

overrule, 14. And throw a cruel sunhlno

on a tool. 15 Live well, "how long or

short prmit to Heaven, 1i. They who

forgpe most shall be most forgive. . in

moay be claoped so close we cannot see

its taec-l. Vile intercourse where

vircthe ba no place. 19. Then keep each

passion down, however dear, 30. Tho

popdulum betwixt a cmile and tear.

:2.Ier soenuouo snares let falithless

plesure 2/With craft and sill to ruin

and betry. 23. Soar not too high to

feil, bh etoop to rise, /2. We maoters

grow of all that we despise. 2. O, then,

renounce that in plous soelf-es"teem .6.

6. IPchoes have wnog, and gandeour is a

dream _7. Think not ambition wiste

became 'ts brave; 23. The paths of glory

lead but to the grpao. i. What Is

ambition? 'Tis a gloriouo cheat; 30.

Only destructive to the brave and great.

3i. WhotlAalt the gaudy gultter of a

crown 32 The way to bites boo cot on

bcds of down. 33:low' log we live, not

years, but action tell, 31. That man

ives twice who lives the first lifo

well. M5. ake then, while yet ye may,

your God your frlend, 36, Whom Chriotloc

worohip, yet not compre3f. The trust

that'c given guard, and to your" self be

just. ' 3?. For, live we how we may; yet

die we muot. I.VYoun