Pleasure Admitted In Undue Degree, Enslaves The

Lived In His Saddle, Loved The Chase, The Course, And Always, Ere He Mounted, Kiss'd His Horse.

Men Deal With Life As Children With Their Play, Who First Misuse, Then Cast Their Toys Away.

If A Great Man Struggling With Misfortunes Is A Noble Object, A Little Man That Despises Them Is No Contemptible One.

Religion! What Treasure Untold Resides In That Heavenly Word!

Some Men Make Gain A Fountain, Whence Proceeds A Stream Of Liberal And Heroic Deeds; The Swell Of Pity, Not To Be Confined Within The Scanty Limits Of The Mind.