. —Dr.- Johnson. By( turns'.
we. catch the fatal .breath and die; ? '
. -~ '-'?,.. ? '? ' . ..-. 'V /-,?-'??':
. ?'???; !\— Pope. The cradle and the
tomb, alas, hovr : : |, night!
.'?''????. '?'- yy-'. : ? ? ? ? ' . -: ?
.;.-.; ?? : ;.;?* '??'? :; r-i-Prior. To
beis better, far than not to he, \ v-v-
vv-. ?;''; . ' 'V .^-Sewell. Though all
man's-, lifer may( seeinia' .'.
'tragedy; ..- : ;?. '?' '..-? -'-;
:.':;: ;:- ' ' : ':?' . .-.?.'??'. ' r
?-.' -^Spencer. But light cares .speak
.when- mighty ?' gtfefB are dumb. ' -'
.-*..-?? ? ? ' ? ' '*? * 'v . ?''???'.
eTT^panjel.The bottom ja but shallow
whence' lids come. - ? .' ' ? ?'? :
.-????? . ' ?'-'?; . —Raleigh. Thy fate
is the common fate of all; '.?-?'. ,':
'—Longfellow.' Unmingled joys no man
befall; r :. ? ' . —Southwell. Nature to
each allots, his proper sphere, ???-.?'
? '?..-.'?? — Congreye. Fortune makes
fojly her peculiar care. ,' ''''' ' »
t^Ohurehill. CnBtoro does not reason
overrule',4' -'. ^Rochester, And throw a
cruel sunshine on a fool. ? ' :???
?''?.-.?-.? — Annstrongi Live well; how
long or short permit to heaven. , . , ..
? ? ^-Milton. They who forgive 'most
shall be most : '^forgiven, ?' '?'?;?
????:? galley. Sin may be clasped ,-bo
close we may . not see its face, .?'..-
: — French.' Vile intercourse where
virtue- has no . place; . :, : .
???.?-.? ? — Someryille. Then keep each
passion downj however dear, ' ' ?, ? ?
??' ? ; ?'.-?? — Thompson. Thou pendulum
betwixt a. smile and tearl ' ' ? —Byron.
,Her sensual snares let iaithless
pleasures lay,.. .. v. : -^Smollet. With
craft and skill to ruin and be''tliiyj ?
' ..-':?? ' ..'?' .'?? ' ?.. ? .
V==Crabl)e, Soar not too high to fall,
but stoop to -rise; — Massinger. We .
masters grow of all that we despise.
.?'? ?'? -^Crowley. Oh, then, renounce
that impious selfesteem; ' ' ? —
Beattie. Riches have wings, and grandeur
is a dream. ?- , — Cowper. Think not
ambition wise because 'tis hraye ^ . ? '
? ' — Daye,nant. The paths of glory lead
'jnit'TO the grave ; —Gray. What is
ambition? 'Tis a gloriouB /cheat. ? '
,.- ..-???-?-: :?' -.??.;-.: .-y---.-^-
^,; ?;:.?. ?-.-..-- ^-r.'wniis. Only
destructive to the' brave arid ;m*h
????'? ? : ??: ?;-;.' '? '?' .— Addispn.
What's all the gaudy glitter of a crown?
— Dryden The way. to bliss lies not on.
beds of down. Quarles.How How long we
live, not years, but actions tell;— —
Watkins. That man lives twice who lives
the first life well. i — Herrick. Make
then, whjle ye may, your God your f
rlen'4- ' ' — Wm. Mason. Whom Christians
worship, yet not comprehend. —Hill. The
trust that's given, guard, and to
yourself he just. ? * ? —Dana. For live
we how we may, yet die we must. ?
—Shakespeare.