tragedy; But light cares

speak when mighty griefs are

dumb—Daniell. The bottom is but shallow

whence they come — Raleigh. Your fate is

but the common lot of all;—Lone fellow.

Unwlngled joys here to no man

befall.-South well. Nature to' each

allots his proper sphere;—Con sreve,

Fortune makes folly her peculiar

care.—Churchill. Custom does not often

reason overrule,—Rochester! And throws a

cruel sunshine on a fool.—Arm si ronsr.

tliCViK' Live well; how loner or shorn

permit to licavcn, —Jliltou. \ Tliey who

forgive most shall be most forgiven.~

Bailey. , Sin may be clasped so close we

cannot see its [ face.—Trench. j Vile

intercourse where virtue has no p'ace.—

Somerville. Then keep each passion down,

however dear,— Thomson. Thou pendulum

betwixt a smile and tear.— Byron. Her

sensual snares let faithless pleasures

lay;— Smollett. With craft and skill, to

ruin and betray.—Crabbe. Scar not too

high to fall, hut stoop to rise.—

Massinger. , , . „ We masters grow of

all that we despise.—Cow Oh, then,

renounce that impious self-esleeim;—

Boattie. Riches have wings, and grandeur

is a dream.— Cowper. ■ ... , Think not

ambition wise because tis brave:— !

Davenant. , _ I The paths of glory lead

hut to the crave.—Gray. What is

ambition? 'tis a glorious cheati—WiUis.

Only destructive to tiie brave and:

creal.—AddiWhat's all the gaudy glitter

of a crown,?—DryTlufway to bliss lies

not on beds of down.— How"long ive live,

not yearn, but actions tell;— "Watkins ■

That man lives twice who lives the first

ii-e wel' —llerrlcii. , ,, . Make,

tiien, while .yet ye may, .your God your

friend,—Mason. Whom Christians "worship,

yet not comprehend.— Tlm"trust's that

given, guard, and io yourself be

just,—Pcml .. , For live we how we can,

yet die wc must.