re nnma'n befnil ; ? 11 Vnture

tu pnch Wluto hie propprsphnre, 12

Fortune mnkes folly her ppculiarVare. 'J

' ;13 H'','.0' «lfiej- often ^enson^

overrule, , , , . 14 And' thrown cruel

siinshinp on a fool; ? ' ?-15'I4vp

wellhnW loncor slinrtnnrmit toheaven,'

?' ? ]2 .Tfiey^irfiinrlvpViinsr. shall

?.hcJmjwt/fQrgivfn. 1/ °in niav he

??lasppcTsn ii sp we cannot ace

its'faee, ' ' 18 Vile intercourse where

virtnre has no plneo ; 19 Then kppp each

nassinn down however dear, ' 20 Tlmu

ppndiijji.nl bpfnlxt a smile and tear.

21 Her sehsmnl'snnre let fallhle,ssiiU-

a-ure lay, :— 22 With craft nnd skill to

ruin and betray;' . 23 Soar not too high

to falLbut. stoop to rise, '„... 24 We

masters grow of all we most despise. 25

O. thenrenouncoithntjmpiousself-Ssteom,,

;,; 20 Hiches have wrongs nnd grandeur

is ri dream ; 27 Think notambilion wise

because 'tis brave, 28 .The^inths of

glory lend but. to the grave. . 29 What

is'amhition—'lis h gloriou» cheat ;? 30

Onlj- destructive to the. brave and

great ; 31 Whni's nil the jr'iidy

glitters bfac.r.iwn? 32 The way to bliss

lies not on beds of down. ?3!) Flow long

we live not years l-ut actions tell, ,

;? ? -, 34 That man lives twice who

lives the first life well, 35 Make,

tien, while yet yoii'mny your God your

'Friend 3(- Whom Christians worship, yet

not comprehend. 37 The trust that's

given guard, ami to' ymtr-clf liejuit;

38 For live *we how we can vet die we

mu«t. 1 Young; '3 Dr Johnson; 3 Vo' p;

4' Prior; u Sewell; 0 Spem-er; 7 Dnnielj

8 Sir Walter Raleigh: 0 Longfellow; 10

Southwell;' 11 Cnng'revp;' 12

CWrrfi'll;' Fa Bfowestrr;

-]4-;A'rmstronu'; lfl- Milton;- 1G

-Hailev. 17 Trench; 18 Someivillp; . 19

Thompson; 20 Bryant; 21 Smolle't; ' 22

Cralibe; 23 'Mnssiiiirer; '? 24 Cowley,

'25 Benttip;,26 Cowper; .27 Sir.Wiilter

Onvenant; 28 Qrav; 20 Willis; 30

Aifdisin; 31 Dryden; 32 I'pmcB Quarics ;

!l3.\Vatkii» v»4 HarriokT;35