— Why
all this toil for triumph .'?'.? of au
hour? Young Life's a short summer — man
i a llower : Dr Johnston. By turns wo
catch the vital 1. ? i_i_ ? , ,. _ ?
uitiiLu uno. uie, iropo The cradle and
the tomb, alas! ' ' too nigh. Prior : To
bo is better far than not -to be, '
Sewell . ;' Though all man's life may'
seem a tragedy. Spenser . , ? '. But
light earo speaks when mighty griefs are
dumb; Daniel The bottom is but shallow ;
whence they como. Sir W. Raleigh Your
fate is but the common fate of all;
Longfellow ? Unmingled joys to no man
here befall, Southwell Nature to each
allots his ' proper sphere, . CoHgreve
Fortuno makes folly her pecu- ' liar
care. ? phnrchillj Custom does often
reason . '.' overrule,. . . Armstrong,;
A cruel sunshine on a fool.
Rochester.Live well, 'how long: or'
short ' ' ?' ' ! ' —permit to Heaven, .
Miltbni '?'? Thoso who shall' forgivo
the; '? ': most shall bo ? most for- : '
' ' give'. . ?'.'??? -Boily ; : '.-Sin
may he claspdd so oiise ' r you cannot
see its Saco; French.'. Vile intercourse
where virtue ., 7; '. .-' has 110 place.
. Soraervnie. ?'. Then keop each passion
down, ' ..,.'» however dear, ? ,.
Thomson'. ? Though pendulum botwixt a i-
' . ? ? ? ? smile aud tear.: ??.-?
Byron: Hor sensual snares lot faithIlUfl
lll(lfl(lMlv\a Itlir ' ? O ? _l!1_ai_ '
* With craft and skill' to ruin aud
betray. Crabba. . ' Soar not too high to
fall, but . , stoop to rise, Massmger,
Wo masters, grow of all that wo despise;
Cowley ? . Oh, then remove the impious
self-esteem, ? . ,. ., Seattle,. ,
Riches havo winga, and gran. ' ? '
dwisadrciini. . Ctwper : - ? Think not
ambition wise bo- ' : ' cause 'tis brave
! Davonont ' The paths of glory lead bat
to ? ' tho grave! Gray ' ! :What is
ambition? Tin a '''??''..'''? glorious
cheat, Willis, ', .'.'?'. ' .Only
destruction on tho bravo ? . :'.-'. and
great. ' AddisonV: , What's all tho
gaudy glitter . : v. ? of 'a crown ? .
Dry den Tho way to bliss lies not oa ' .
beds qI. down. J. Qoorlcs How \phg we
live not years . but actions toll,
Watkros That man lives twice who lives
the first life well. Mcrrick : Mako
then, while yet yo may, ???:.. your God
your friend, Mason ; Whom Christiana
worship, yet nono comprehend. Hill Tho
trust that's given guard, ? ??, and to
yournelf bejust Dana' ? :-:! For,
livehow wocan, ycittMbW01»ust. '
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