The Beggarly Last Doit.

Men Deal With Life As Children With Their Play, Who First Misuse, Then Cast Their Toys Away.

Give What Thou Canst, Without Thee We Are Poor; And With Thee Rich, Take What Thou Wilt Away.

And The Tear That Is Wiped With A Little Address, May Be Follow'd Perhaps By A Smile.

God Never Meant That Man Should Scale The Heavens By Strides Of Human Wisdom. In His Works, Though Wondrous, He Commands Us In His Word To Seek Him Rather Where His Mercy Shines.

Transforms Old Print To Zigzag Manuscript, And Cheats The Eyes Of Gallery Critics By A Thousand Arts.