Aphorisms on Men, Manners, Principles and Things ...: Physiognomy, a Poem: and the Blessings of Poverty |
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acquired admiration adversity affection American Revolution Aphorisms benevolent BLESSINGS OF POVERTY boast buruing calmness caress cautiously trusted censurable Charon chil command conceal considered contempt COUNSELLOR AT LAW court creditors dangerous death depraved despised devil dignity distress dren earth enemy envy ev'ry excite eyes face favor favorite fear feelings Flattery foibles friendship genius happiness hear heart Heaven honor human ignis fatuus inattentive influence injury intellect ister JOSEPH BARTLETT laugh lence live Lord CHESTERFIELD luxury Lyre man's manners marriage merit mind misery misfortune morals nature nature's never observe pain parents passions person pestilence PHYSIOGNOMY pleasure poor possess possessor praise pride prison promises prosperity purse receive Religion respect rich ridicule ruin Samaritan seduced seldom sensibility Slander smiles soul spect stranger STYX suffering tear Thou tion traveller trifling unnoticed usually vices vicious virtue virtuous wish woman Yorick