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From Illawarra Mercury (Wollongong, NSW : 1856 - 1950)

1872-08-06 |

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s ore appended : LIKlS.

Why al) thi^ to'l for trimnnln of an

hour? (1) Life's a summer -rnais iv

flotvor; (2) Syturns we cntc'i the vital

brsatb, nnd flio : (3) The cradl.v and

the tomb, alas I eo liigb. (ij v To bo U

botte-r fnr than net to bt, (5; Though

nil man's lifo may secra n tragacly; (G)

But light oaros speak when mighty grief

U dumb (7) The bottom in bnt shallow

whenoo thoy ooajo (8) Tonr fate is but

tin common fate of all (9) TJhniinglod

joys, boro, to no man bofoll. (10)

Naturato oaoh allota bis proper aphoro,

fll) Portutra malsos folly bar poouliar

cave. (12) Custom aoes uot often reason

overrule, (13) And throw n oiuel

sunshine on a fool. (14) Live well bow

lung or short permit to heaven (15 They

who forgive most shall bo most forgivon.

(16) Sin miy'bj clasped bo close wo

cannot seo iu faco (17) Yilo

intorcotmo where virtue lias not place.

(18) Then keep each rnasSin down,

however dear, (19) Tiiou'poudulum.

butwixt a smile nnd lonrj(20) Her

eencualsnaros let fnithlo'S plea°uruhy

(21) With craft ana nkill tJ ruin mid

betray. (22) Soarcot tod high to fall,

but sloop to risa ; (23) We masters grow

of fill that vrc aespise. (21) O then

jenounco that impious self cstcoro ;

(2S) Bichos havo wings and (;ra;idoiir

io a dream. (26) Think not ambition wise

becaiina 'tis lirnro; (2?) The paths of

glory loid but t-i tho grave. (23) What

is ambition? 'l'is a glorious cheat,

(29) Only destructive to tho brave and

great. (SO) What's nil the gaudy glitior

of a crowu ? (31) The way to bliss liua

uot on beds o( down. (32) How long wb

live, liot yoaYs, but actions tell ;

(83) That man lives twieo who lives the

first life well (84) Mate then, wbilo

yet ye may, your Ood yonr friend '-'?

(85) ? ' ?? Whom Cnii-stiana worship,

yet not comprehond (3C) ? Tbejruot

that's given guard, and to yourself bo

'' just; (37) j For, live we how we may,

yet aie wo must'. (38) I Young, 2 Dr.

Johnson, 3 Popo, 4 Prior, 5 Sewefi, 6

Spenser, 7 Daniel, 8 Bir Walter '.

Kaleigh, 9 Longfellow, 10 Southwell, 11

Con greve, 12 Churchill, 13 Rochester,

14 Armstrong, 15 Milton, 16 Baily, 17

Trench, .13 Somerville, 19 Thompson, 20

Byron, 21 Swollen, 22 Crabbe, 23

Massieger, 24 Cowley, 25 Bsattie,: 2G

Cowper, '27 Sir Walter Davenant, ^8

Gray, 29 WiHh, 30 Addi.-on, 31 Dryden,32

Francis Qoarlos, 33 'Wutkins, 34

Harriet, 35 William Mason, 36 Hill, 37

vDnua, 3S Shakespeare.