Laws Grind The Poor, And Rich Men

Every Acknowledgment Of Gratitude Is A Circumstance Of Humiliation; And Some Are Found To Submit To Frequent Mortifications Of This Kind, Proclaiming What Obligations They Owe, Merely Because They Think It In Some Measure Cancels The Debt.

And The Weak Soul, Within Itself Unbless'd, Leans For All Pleasure On Another's Breast.

And His Best Riches, Ignorance Of Wealth.

By Sports Like These Are All Their Cares Beguil'd; The Sports Of Children Satisfy The Child.

This Is That Eloquence The Ancients Represented As Lightning, Bearing Down Every Opposer; This The Power Which Has Turned Whole Assemblies Into Astonishment, Admiration And Awe- - That Is Described By The Torrent, The Flame, And Every Other Instance Of Irresistible Impetuosity.