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Else, on the fatalist's anrighteous plaa, Say to what bar amenable were al With nought in charge, he could betraj so te, And, if he fell, would fall because be nes If Love reward him, or if Vengenace strike, His recompence in both unjust alike. Divine authority within his breast Brings ev'ry thought, wordi, action, to the test; Warns him or prompts, approves hin er resouro As Reason, or as Passion, takes the reios. Heav'o froin above, and Conscieace frou Tiba Cries in his startled ear-Abelain from sa! The world around solicits his desire, And kindles in his soul a tre.ch'rous fire ; While, all his purposes and steps to guard
, Peace follows Virtue as its sure reward; And Pleasure brings us surely ia her traia Remorse, and Sorrow, and viadictive Pain.
Man, thus endu'd with an electire roke, Must be supplied with objects of his chine, Where'er he turns, enjoyment and dedit, Or present, or in prospect, meet his sight; Those open on the spot their honey'd rate; These call him loudly to pursuit llis unexhausted mine the sordid rice Avarice siows, and virtue is the price. Her various motives his ambition raise- Pow'r, pomp, and splendour, and the best
praise; There Beauty wooes hin with expanded areas; E'en Bacchanaliza madness fias its charns.
Nor these alone, whose pleasures less reáil Vight well alarm the most unguarded mind, Seek to supplant his inexperienc d youth, Or lead him devious from the path of trut; Hourly allurements on his passions press, Sate in themselves, but dang rous ia th' escala
Hark! how it fiouts upon the dewy air! O what a dying, dying close was there!
Troe beagle Carg'd wi Be takes of Tie jos the Tis exercis Azala imp Leaps ev's Like a skais Camissd
Yeclera Lights of But if ecce Prodigies The come! Yours, res What there With the
Xo. Bat bis ora engagerbest biads Of sabbath
A mere charch jeggier, bypocrite, and shortline the tiu
Oh, laugh or mourn with me the rectaleh Asiaotiensi las charm'd me much, (not e'en Occidaus Love, joy, and peace, make harmony niere med
Send your disbonour'd gown to Moano And bar the
When he has pray'd and preach'd the saldai A day of luss
All elbows shake. Look in, and you would
suit answer
So well that thought th' employment seem Sards with
Will Artice and Concupisceace gite places Caara'd be the sounds Your Rerreske
, er Grace!
Vill not to Resort to the There stand
Or, if it does not, braads aim to the te What atheists call biz-a designing court,
A cassoci'd hultsmaa, and a bddheg putas He from Italian songsters takes bis : Set Paul to masic, he shall quote din tre. He takes tie beld, the master of tbe pack Cries-Well done, saint! and claps bis som Is this the path of sanctity: Is this To stand a waymari in the road to blis? Himself a vand'rer from the bastos VI), His silly sheep what wonder if they strap' Go, cast your orders at your bishop's teen
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Oh Italy ! Oar sabbath Preaching ani Ours parcell Get's worshi
With boliness Pastime and
Mobly distin by deeds, in
The sacred function in your hands is anse- Sad sacrilege! no function, but a trade!
Occiduus is a pastor of renown, With wire and catgut he concludes the day, Quar'ring and semiquariring care aršy. The full concerto swells upon your cal;
Via the glas Sus banquett Bet triflers at
The Babylonian tyrant with a pod Had summon'd them to serve his golden god.
The yawning Then to the
iness of jo Blane, cynic
Psalt'ry and sackbut, dulcimer and dute. o be! 'tis evangelical and pure: Observe each face, how sober and demure! Ecstasy sets her stamp oo ev'ry mies; Chins fall'n, and not an eye-ball to be sees. Still I insist, though music Lerelofore
fuis innocent The balm of
For sabbath ev'nings, and perhaps as skett.
De e no crime,
magic wand, the land; feasts prescribe, tribe. se athletic cast, o's filthy taste. y rale, cing school, la tone
by heart. th Clodio, plead ittle dread; the drunkard die, er by. ant size, rith heedless eyes, ike, al, fails to strike. tare, a trifling air; , erect, respect. tion sweet, te aad treat; i exceed, 3 deed, dispense, slave of sense. kample rare! ide him fresh and fair. id wap, se fan : 3 joy; aghts employ;
Made nothing but a brute the slave of seast Daniel ate pulse by choice-example rare!
Hear'u bless'd the youth and made him fresh
Os, museo Will Provide Temperance
That pleas Are hurtful And some, Still bartiul
Is man th The centre Like fabled
Innocent! Oh if referable Time Slain at the foot of Pleasure le scios Theo, with his silver beard and Engiriai, Let Comus rise archbishop of the land; Let bim your robric add your feasts proches Grand metropolitan of all the triče.
Of manders rough, and coarse sthletic Bang The rank debaucb suits Clodio's bluby tast Rufillus, exquisitely form'd by rate
, Not of the moral bat the dancing school Wouders at Clodio's follies, in a taze As tragical, as others at his ora. He cannot drink five bottles, bill the gat, Then kill a constable, and drink hre mer; But he can draw a pattern, reake a tast, And has the ladies' etiquette by heart. Go, fool; and, arm in erou sitá Clasia, siamo Your cause before a bar you little dread; But know, the law, that bids the druskai és Is far too just to pass the trifler by. Both baby-featur'd, and of infant size, View'd from a distance, and with heedles (8 Folly and Innocence are so alike, The diff'rence, though essential, fails to stuks Yet Folly ever has a vacant stare, A simp'ring count'nance, and a triding ait; But Innocence, sedate, serene, erect, Delights us, by engaging our respect. Man, Nature's guest by iavitation spect
, Receives from her both appetite and trest; But, if he play the glutton and exceed, His benefactress blushes at the deed, For Nature, nice, as lib'ral to dispense,
No, srangle The precept Forbids him Wiose fruit Remorse, he'ry bos
Hatch'd by And prores No pleasure
Are all the Has time w Good sense
fame All these t That virtot
Sand stars Or if your Veed help Larn, if y These bot Xo please Sent us a Can Briti To please
Gorgonius sits, abdominous and wan, Like a fat squab upon a Chinese fan : He snuffs far off th' anticipated joy ; Turtle and ven'son all his thoughts emplos;
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