We Turn To Dust, And All Our

Absence Of Occupation Is Not Rest; A Mind Quite Vacant Is A Mind Distressed.

As If The World And They Were Hand And Glove.

The Parable Of The Prodigal Son, The Most Beautiful Fiction That Ever Was Invented; Our Saviour's Speech To His Disciples, With Which He Closed His Earthly Ministrations, Full Of The Sublimest Dignity And Tenderest Affection, Surpass Everything That I Ever Read; And Like The Spirit By Which They Were Dictated, Fly Directly To The Heart.

When One That Holds Communion With The Skies Has Fill'd His Urn Where These Pure Waters Rise, And Once More Mingles With Us Meaner Things, 'tis E'en As If An Angel Shook His Wings.

He Is The Freeman Whom The Truth Makes Free, And All Are Slaves Besides.