The Economy of human life

Aesop allurements beareth beauty behold benevolence betray blessing breast calleth canst casteth Chesterfield commandeth danger delight delighteth dwell dwelleth earth Economy of Human elegant endued thee enjoyments evil exalted thy eyes favour fear firmament of heaven folly fool formeth forsake fortune glory goeth gratitude grief happiness hath head heaven honour house of Joy justice knoweth labour laugheth LET not thy lips looketh mansions merit mischief misfortunes modesty mouth ness obedience openeth pain passion peace pieces piness pity pleasure poor praise produceth prudence pursueth racter receive rejoiceth rewardeth riches ROBERT DODSLEY SECT seeth servants shalt thou shame Shenstone sitteth sloth sorrow speaketh spreadeth standeth sweeter sweetness Teach thereof thine heart thou art thou hast thou shalt thy bosom thy duty thy hand thy heart thy house thy mind thy soul thy station thy youth tongue truth unto virtue walketh wisdom wise words