Proverbs in Verse, Or, Moral Instruction Conveyed in Pictures for Use of Schools, On the Plan of Hogarth Moralized
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By modest assertions, is confidence won.
Be cautious at all times of what you profess.
By speeches and courtesy full of deceit, A doubtful appearance is commonly vamp'd^ But where truth and probity cordially meet, A dignified character's certainly stamp'd.
'§.^^«, 100 To forget an injury is the best rcvcno'c.
ji\k Revenge is a crime of so various extent, That where to injustice it basely proceeds; The Laws of all countries take modes to pfcvcnt All studied, all hostile, nefarious deeds.
But, wh...en spurr'd by the Devil in rancorous strife.
The offender is found w ith malice to burn ; And in transport of rage, to take away life.
He suic is to forfeit his life in return.
With sword in his hand, w ith rage in his face, A veteran chief seems determin'd to enter A fort, that had long him annoy'd, to erase.
And wholly destroy, liom its walls to its centre.
Ibl A feuomous snake seems to point out his path.
By hissing, which gradually reaches his ear ; The place might have felt the effect of his wrath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By modest assertions, is confidence won.
Be cautious at all times of what you profess.
By speeches and courtesy full of deceit, A doubtful appearance is commonly vamp'd^ But where truth and probity cordially meet, A dignified character's certainly stamp'd.
'§.^^«, 100 To forget an injury is the best rcvcno'c.
ji\k Revenge is a crime of so various extent, That where to injustice it basely proceeds; The Laws of all countries take modes to pfcvcnt All studied, all hostile, nefarious deeds.
But, wh...en spurr'd by the Devil in rancorous strife.
The offender is found w ith malice to burn ; And in transport of rage, to take away life.
He suic is to forfeit his life in return.
With sword in his hand, w ith rage in his face, A veteran chief seems determin'd to enter A fort, that had long him annoy'd, to erase.
And wholly destroy, liom its walls to its centre.
Ibl A feuomous snake seems to point out his path.
By hissing, which gradually reaches his ear ; The place might have felt the effect of his wrath.
What to read after Proverbs in Verse, Or, Moral Instruction Conveyed in Pictures for Use of Schools, On the Plan of Hogarth Moralized?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trusler, John, 1735-1820 to read onlineMoreLess
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