Why all

tlu> toil Jo^ftripjghStï of aa : ?hourî-

lEpung. .,,uJ, .j?^^-Aj : Life's a'short

sunaner,..man |s..bat a. flower,-ï>r.';

Johnson. ""»^ By turns wc catch the

fatal " breaths aní " , die.-Pope. ? The

cradle and the tomb, alas! hes* - '?'

nigh.--Prior. . To be is setter:"far

thaii'not'*'to-^e;-*'-.-..> Sev.-ali.

Though all man's life may seem n tra-

gedy-Spencer.' But light- cares speak

when mighty griefs are dumb.--Sanie!.

The bottom is but shallow whence they

come^-Sir Walter Ealeigh. , Thy fate is

but the common fate oí juli.

-JLiongiellow. ... ZJnniingled Joys .

here to no man befall.-« Southwell, j

îîature tb each allots his -proper

^pfaero. -Congreve. Fortune makes folly

ber peculiar care.-;! V Churchill.

Custom does often reason -over-rule.-. .

Rochester. And throw a cruel sunshine on

a fool« ' . -Armstrong. Live well; . how

long or short permits i» beaven.-Milton.

They who forgive mest shall be most

-forgiven.-Bailey. Soar not too high to

fall, but stoop to rise.-Massinger. We

masters grow, of all that we despise, ..

Cowley» - -Oh, then, renounce that

impious self esteem .--Beattie- .

.Biches have wings and grandeur is a

dream--Cowper. , ? -Think not ambition

wiso because "ti; brave,-Devenant. The

paths of glory lead but to the grave.

-Cray. What's all the gaudy glitter of -

<¡roiní -Bryden. * The way to bliss lies

not on beds ol down.-Çtuarles. How long

we live, not years but actions . ^

tell;-WaUdnsi 1 The man lives twice who

lives --the first' life well.-Herrick. !

7 - : The trust that's>£ÍYm¡

gnard,,jjoi4 to yourself be

just,-Oana,.'