For Every Bad There Might Be A

[w]e All Lie Down In Our Bed Of Earth As Sure To Wake As Ever We Can Be To Shut Our Eyes.

Death Borders Upon Our Birth, And Our Cradle Stands In The Grave.

...covetousness, Looking More At What We Would Have Than At What We Have.

Rich People Should Consider That They Are Only Trustees For What They Possess, And Should Show Their Wealth To Be More In Doing Good Than Merely In Having It. They Should Not Reserve Their Benevolence For Purposes After They Are Dead, For Those Who Give Not Of Their Property Till They Die Show That They Would Not Then If They Could Keep It Any Longer.

Our Good Purposes Foreslowed Are Become Our Tormentors Upon Our Deathbed.