Whatever different paths mankind pursues,

O Happiness, 'tis thee we keep in view.-Cowley.

Whoever joins instruction with delight,

Pleasure with profit, is most surely right.-Roscommon.

Stronger by weakness, wiser men become,

As they draw near to their eternal home.- Waller.

Suspicion still doth haunt the guilty mind;
The thief doth fear each bush an officer.-Shakespeare.

Spend none but your own, howsoever ye spend,
For bribingand shifting have seldom good end.-T. Tusser

Myrobalan ...

* But before they were enjoyed,

Poverty had made them void.-Lowell.

Privation.

There's a good time coming, boys,
A good time coming.-C. Mackay.

My faith, lo here! I vow to thee, my troth thou know'st

too well;

My goods, my friends, my life is thine; what need I more to tell.-R. Edwards.

Proud of her beauty, and proud of her pride,
And proud of fifty matters beside.-Saxe.

That a lie that is half a truth is ever the blackest of lies.

The eye of the master enricheth the hutch,

The eye of the mistress availeth as much.-T. Tusser.

Still wheeling her flight through the gladsome air,
The spirit of beauty is everywhere.-Hawes.

A dewy freshness fills the silent air.-Southey.

Oh, while you live, speak truth and shame the devil.

Shakespeare.

Come, if the love thou hast for me

Is pure and fresh, as mine for thee.-Moore.

As if one heard heaven's thunders meet in music.-Frere.

Orange Blossoms. Your purity equals your loveliness.

Sweet delight of human kind.-Parnell.