Nature's Lay Idiot, I Taught Thee To

Death Comes Equally To Us All, And Makes Us All Equal When It Comes.

If Ever Any Beauty I Did See, Which I Desired, And Got, 'twas But A Dream Of Thee.

Contemplative And Bookish Men Must Of Necessity Be More Quarrelsome Than Others, Because They Contend Not About Matter Of Fact, Nor Can Determine Their Controversies By Any Certain Witnesses, Nor Judges. But As Long As They Go Towards Peace, That Is Truth, It Is No Matter Which Way.

I Find No Abhorring In My Appetite.

My World's Both Parts, And 'o! Both Parts Must Die.