THE

TRIALS OF LIFE.

BY THE

AUTHOR OF "DE LISLE."

All suffering doth destroy, or is destroy'd,
Even by the sufferer; and, in each event,
Ends: Some, with hope replenish'd and rebuoy'd,
Return to whence they came-with like intent,
And weave their web again; some, bow'd and bent,
Wax gray and ghastly, withering ere their time,
And perish with the reed on which they leant;
Some seek devotion, toil, war, good or crime,

According as their souls were form'd to sink or climb.

4th CANTO OF CHILDE HAROLD.

IN TWO VOLUMES.

VOL. II.

NEW-YORK:

SOLD BY W. B. GILLEY; G. & c. & H. CARVILL; A. T. GOODRICH; E. BLISS ;
C. S. FRANCIS; G. LONG; WHITE, GALLAHER & WHITE; COLLINS & Co.;
COLLINS & HANNAY; D. FELT; WM. BURGESS, JR.

PHILADELPHIA:

T. DE SILVER; J. GRIGG; TOWAR & HOGAN.