Diversified, that two were never found Twins at all points-yet this obtains in all, And all can taste them: minds that have been form'd But none without some relish, none unmoved. It is a flame that dies not even there Where nothing feeds it: neither business, crowds, Nor habits of luxurious city life, Whatever else they smother of true worth/? I That man, immured in cities, still retains Hail, therefore, patroness of health and ease I To monarchs dignity; to judges sense; To me an unambitious mind, content A wish for ease and leisure, and ere long THE ARGUMENT. A frosty morning-The foddering of cattle-The woodman and his dog-The poultry-Whimsical effects of frost at a waterfall-The Empress of Russia's palace of ice-Amusements of monarchs-War, one of them-Wars, whenceAnd whence monarchy-The evils of it-English and French lovalty contrasted--The Bastille, and a prisoner thereLiberty the chief recommendation of this country-Modern patriotism questionable, and why-The perishable nature of the best human institutions-Spiritual liberty not perishable -The slavish state of man by nature-Deliver him, Deist, if you can-Grace must do it-The respective merits of patriots and martyrs stated-Their different treatment-Happy freedom of the man whom grace makes free-His relish of the works of God-Address to the Creator. C |