3706. EXAMPLE, suls viamol Athens. A bad Example is not mended by calling it the Example of our Betters... 3707 PRIPE and VANITY mad. Like Madness is the Glory of this Life, 3708. FOLLY. We make ourselves, Fools to disport ourselves, 3709. TRUTH. ว 2. Who locks up Truth from Man locks his Heaven 3710. FLATTERY. ) at bug from him, O that Men's Ears should be To Counsel deaf, but not to Flattery! 3711. NECESSITY-takes not Words in Payment, To need which is immediate, the Relief Must not be tosst and turn'd in flattering Words Supply must be immediate. 3712. FRIEND to be considered as well as SELF, Break pot a Friend's back to ease. but thy 3713. JUSTICE AN [finger, 'Mid other noble parts Justice should be, And doing Right to all, 3714. FUTURITY. The Future comes, apace. 3715. FLATTERY disappears with PROSPERITY. When Means are gone which purchase flattering Praise, The breath is gone wherewith that Praise is made. 3716. Feast won, Fast lost. 3717. ADVERSITY. Wants try Friends. 3718. DISPOSITION may be warpt. A noble Nature May catch a Wrench. Athens.] LOTE 3719. GENEROSITY too often declines us AGE Jeng an Too oft 'tis found [advances. With lack of kindly warmth Kindness declines, And Nature, as she grows again toward Earth, Is fashion'd for, the journey; dull and heavy i all dull and heavy.. 3720. DISTRUST, f Distrust of human-kind is Bounty's Foe 8721. GENEROSITY Confiding. Bulls out = 'The liberal, free theirselves, believe all others, 3722. REFUSALS. 2012 wollof shitso, When Check's begin, successively they press He that is once denied will hardly speed. 3723: FLATTERER.“ Of the same pièce is every Flatterer's Spirit. 3724. POLICY false and selfishni ta't A selfish Policy sits above Conscience If stern and haughty, coldness. VSWB US 4:2 3725: BIGOTR!!. There are who under hot And ardent Zeal, would set whole Realms on fire. 3726. INGRATITUDE Ingratitude is baser e'en than Theft. 3727. LAW-fathomless 114 C1 ha! ito od b'o'f The Law is as an Ocean beyond Depth To those that without heed do plunge into it. 3728 PARADOX "moral; often perniciously .at "Tis an ill Paradoxal stu [maintain d. To strive to make an ugly Deed look fair. 43729. QUARRELLING. BIASTIC OF Gath Jewis Quarrelling is Valour' misbegot. 3730. DUELLING. Teoriedia.. If Wrongs be Evils, and enforce as kitt, What Folly is't to hazard Life for Ill! 3731, HOMICIDE- malicious 65774 Maliciously to kill i is Sin's extremest gust. defensive. is to doel dri To kill in necessary Defence, most just. 3733, MURTHER. 79410 He forfeits his own blood that spills another's". 3734 FRIENDSHIPS false are unsteady, The Swallow follows Summer more willingly, or more willingly leaves Winter, than false Friends follow Prosperity, and fly from Adversity." 3735. MAN corrupt his crue CRUELTY. Kinder thay Man corrupt the unkindest Beast. From their Companion thrown into his Grave, A de Disease and all's With his i ་ Poverty In A JUTITAIDZ 3737. RICHEST codi (9'9 19 Riches oft lead to Misery and Contempt! Who'd be mockt with Glory:-or to live! But in a Dream of Friendship? To have his Pomp and all what State compounds But only painted like his varnisht Friends. 3738. HARPINESS not in CIRCUMSTANCES. Trust not to circumstances some are rich But to be wretched: blest in others thought,9) And in their own accurst: thus their great Fortunes Are made their chief Afflictions. Athens. 3739. PROSPERITY-tires. 'Tis hard to bear great Fortune 3740. COMPARISON. www.barol LA Every grizet of Fortune T Is smooth'd by that below. W 19 by should maintain 3741. LEARNING DENCE. INDEPEN § Shame, when the learned pate of ble T Ducks to the golden Fool, illi to al 21001 5,10 epift© 3 3742. GOLD a great CORRUPTER. A little Gold will make black white, foul fair, Wrong right; base noble, old young cowards valiant; 92592 Will knit and break Religions; bless the accurst; 169. 3743. MISANTHRopret mobisevarlegibo14 .2 MISANTHROPY Cult fall doen e Strange that to him Man should of Hate be PROSPE ai vio [object, Who is, himself, a, Man. ご 3744. MISERY PROSPERITY. A discerning Eye may see many a Man's Misery in his Pro ERUPTION. 3745 25. Any thing the corrupt will do for Gold 3746. PROFLIGACY STRU More Whore, more Mischief. 3747. Ja excessive. PRAISE Men daily find the harm of too much Praise. A 3748. SENSUALITY, Athens.] Licófish Draughts 90 010 And Morsels unctious pamper the pure Mind 3749. FOLLY or WICKEDNESS, to distress the UNHAPPY. + To add to the Distress of the Unhappy What's done enforcedly will cease to be When the Force ceases 3751. SUFFERING Who never t * unaccustomed ad li For those to suffer tasted Suffering, is a Burthen. 3752. PRODIGALITY. Svig bot. Quod ad to 210iugé d 2. Prodigality seldom knows more than the two extremes of which Humanity is the Mean to y 3733. How ra means, „tleemid,& qd ti rarely is a Prodigal lov'd longer than his last!AL B VOS 1992 7sni oyd grunsneib A DOG. He has a sure Friend who : can keep a Dog +50 WANTS drenal. 3755. It+ Nature her 07.01 Roots feeds the Earth, has Exuberant break forth a. a thousand Sprin Springs The Oaks bear Acorns; Briars scarlet Hip Beech Mastbounteous on every bush She spreads her life-supporting stores. But Man For Luxury, Pride, and Disease, devours. And. * Haud diuturnus Magister Officii Metus LIV We have here the Depth, Precision, and Acuteness of ARISTOTLE. |