Though the Book is divided into Four Parts, yet the formality of regular and Perhaps the Reader will be the more inclined to extend it towards me, if I do *** In this Edition, as in the numerous preceding ones, great Improvements CONTENTS. Parnell 78 YOUNG'S NIGHT THOUGHTS. The Golden Verles of Pythagoras Fitzgerald 80 Night 1. Sleep-Night Invocation to Silence and Darkness. On Industry--- A Thought upon Death . ib. 81 Vanity of Lamentation over the Dead VISIONS for the Entertainment and Toftruction of Life and Eternity . Time and Death . Oppretiion, Want, and Diseafe Refections or viewing a Map of the The Initability and Infufficiency of Hu- - VI. Eriend chip Prefumption of depending on To-morrow . Suiden Death . Mau's Proneness 10 poftpone Improve. Man infenfible of his own Mortality i Night II. Avarice of Time recommended The Shepherd and the Pbilofopher The Lion, the Tiger, and the Traveller The Spaniei and the Cameleon . The Mother, the Nurse, and the Fairy The Eagle and the Allembiy of Animais Vanity of Human Enjoyinents, taught The Lion, the Fox, and the Geefe The Bull and the Moftim 105 Lile compared to the Sun-dial . 121 The Elephant and the Bookfeller The Peacock, the Turkey, and the Goofe. Night III. Picture of NarcillaDescription of her Fuperai, and a Reflection upon Man 120 Night IV Death not to be dreaded The Monkey who had seen the World.. The Philosopher and the Pheasants - Folly of the Love of Life in the Aged 131 The Shepherd's Dog and the Wolf The Pajiter who pleafed nobody and every body Fears of Death extinguished by Man's Greatness of the Redemption . The Praife,bestowed on Men,due to Heaven 133 M ,nificence and Omniprescence of the Inability of fufficiently praising God 133 The Perlian, the Sun, and lhe Cloud Death, where is thy Sting? . 134 Faith enforced by our Reafon . 135 The Setting Dog and the Partridge The mere Man of the World : 135 The Courtier and Proteus- The Maftiffs The Futility of Man's Resolutions136 The Barley Mow and the Dunghill The Power of Example--Midnight Pythagoras and the Countryman . Little to be expected trom Man . The Farmer's Wife and the Raven Reflections in a Church-yard .. Little Attention paid to the Warnings Inattention to the Voice of Death. 138 Little Learning required, to be Good 139 The Cur, the Horte, and Shepher The Caprice and universal Power of The Gardener and the Hog . . . 120 NighiVI.The Death of Narcilla . Reflections on Mauard Immortality 140 ut Here ard many friends . . 1 |