...Not so the following. IV.— Ore Old Age. Yes — 'tis the greatest evil man can know, The keenest sorrow in this world of woe, The heaviest impost laid...ingratitude ! And none so fondly cling to life, as he Who has outliv'd all life's felicity. ANAXANDRIDES furnishes us with a contrast to the preceding melancholy...

...they have first prepar'd our place. DEATH. YES, — 'tis the greatest evil man can know, The keenest sorrow in this world of woe, The heaviest impost laid...life, as he Who hath outlived all life's felicity. ON A FOUNTAIN, NEAH WHICH A MUHDEH HAD BEEN COMMITTED. EHEWHILE my gentle streams were wont to pour...

...they have first prepar'd our place. DEATH. Tis, — 'tis the greatest evil man can know, The keenest sorrow in this world of woe, The heaviest impost laid...they tremble at his aspect rude, And, loathing, turn I Such man's ingratitude ! And none so fondly cling to life, as he Who hath outlived all life's felicity....

...they have first prepar'd our place. DEATH. YM,— 'tis the greatest evil man can know, The keenest sorrow in this world of woe, The heaviest impost laid...forfeit— death. For Death all wretches pray ; but whea the prayer Is heard, and he steps forth to ease their care, Gods ! how they tremble at his aspect...

...tuke new life and laugh at sorrows past. Yei — 'tis the greatest evil man can know, • The keenest sorrow in this world of woe, The heaviest impost laid...death. For death all wretches pray ; but when the grayer Is heard, and he steps forth to ease their care, Gods ! how they tremble at his aspect rude,...