Proverbial Philosophy: A Book of Thoughts and Arguments, Originally Treated. Second series

angels art thou beauty Behold better blessing buoyancy charity cheated cheerful child cometh comfort count creature darkness Death Deucalion doth dread dull earth Empedocles eternity Etruria evil eyes fair faith false fame fancy fear feel flattery flowers flung foes folly foolish gain gift glad gladden glory goeth grace guilt haply happy hath heart heaven heed Heliopolis Helot Heraclitus Herodotus hideth honesty honour hope hopes and fears Immortality kind labour light live look Mammon man's mercy mighty mind mingled mocketh Momus multitude mystery Neglect ness never Nireus noble Ovid Palenque peace perish Phryne pleasure poor praise precious pride quickened reason rich scorn secret selfish smile Solitude Sophocles sorrow soul spirit standeth sublimity sweet sycophant thee theme thine thou art thou hast thou shalt To-day To-morrow toil tongue trust truth unto vanity walk Wherefore wisdom wise words Xenophon Zorobabel