...To drag you patient through the tedious length Of a short winter's day, — say, sages! say, Wit's oracles! say, dreamers of gay dreams! How will you...weather an eternal night, Where such expedients fail ? What is lime. I ASKED an aged man, with hoary hairs, Wrinkled and curved with worldly cares! "Time...

...To drag you patient through the tedious length Of a short winter's day, — say, sages! say, Wit's oracles! say, dreamers of gay dreams! How will you...weather an eternal night, Where such expedients fail ? What is Time. ^ rnn ''M ^sfce W lif ' v k /ASKED an aged man, with hoary hairs, Wrinkled and curved...

...To drag you patient through the tedious length Of a short winter's day — say, sages ! say, Wit's oracles ! say, dreamers of gay dreams ! How will you...weather an eternal night Where such expedients fail ? THE IMMORTAL AND THE MORTAL LIFE. E'en silent Night proclaims my soul immortal ; E'en silent Night...

...drag your patience through the tedious length Of a short winter's day — say — sages ; say Wit's oracles ; say — dreamers of gay dreams ; How will...weather an eternal night, Where such expedients fail ? * O treacherous conscience ! while she seems to sleep On rose and myrtle, lull'd with syren song...

...To drag you patient through the tedious length Of a short winter's day, — say, sages ! say, Wit's oracles ! say, dreamers of gay dreams ! How will you...weather an eternal night, Where such expedients fail? DB. EDWABD YOUNG, 'Time" And that which is agreeable to him is faith, and meekness. Be filled with...

...tedious length Of a short winter's day, — say, sages ! say, Wit's oracles ! say, dreamers of guy dreams ! How will you weather an eternal night, Where such expedients fail ? DR. HOWARD YOUNG. PROCRASTINATION. FROM "NIGHT THOUGHTS," NIGHT I. BE wise to-day ; 't is madness...

...To drag your patient through the tedious length Of a short winter's day — say, sages ! say, Wit's oracles ! say, dreamers of gay dreams ! How will you...weather an eternal night. Where such expedients fail ? " Death was imminent, he continued, for the " hours that lately smil'd " were already with the past...

...To drag you patient through the tedious length Of a short winter's day, — say, sages ! say, Wit's obly stem tyrannic pride, Or nobly die, the second...glorious part, (The patriot's God peculiarly thou art, ? DR. EDWARD YOUNG. PROCRASTINATION. FROM "NIGHT THOUGHTS," NIGHT I. BE wise to-day ; 't is madness...