...yesterday — or blame the year, 'Cause the spring flowers, and autumn fruit, does bear. The world 'sa scene of changes ; and to be Constant, in Nature were inconstancy ; For 't were to break the laws herself has made : Our substances themselves do fleet and fade ; The most...

...That it was yesterday — or blame the year, 'Cause the spring flowers, and autumn fruit, does hear. The world's a scene of changes ; and to be Constant,...substances themselves do fleet and fade ; The most lix'd being still does move and fly, Swift as the wings of Time 'tis measur'd by. T' imagine then that...

...of religion and virtue, while he is cultivating his talents, and storing his mind with science ; . , The world's a scene of changes, and to be Constant in nature were inconstancy. COWLEY. Continual is uaed in the proper sense only, constant is employed in the moral sense to denote...

...pillars, aud hcavtn's axle-tree. Exemplify her constancy ; Great changes never change her. Davies. The world's a scene of changes, and to be Constant, in nature wt-re inconstancy. Cowlcy. If you take highly rectified spirit of wine, and dephlegmfd spirit of urine,...

...; and this confessed Some are, and must be, greater than the rest." Cowley also assures us that, " The world's a scene of changes ; and to be Constant in Nature wore inconstancy." In one of its dissertations on the wonderful diversities and dissimilarities of...

...was to appear, was to be inferred an entire change in the economyofood." — Bieger. " The world is a scene of changes, and to be constant in nature were inconstancy." — Cotctq/. e Macknight. Christ not of the priestly tribe a De. x. 8; Nu. iii. S— S. 4 Ge. xlix....

...constant endeavor of a peaceable man to live peaceably. 'Til all blank sadness or continual tears. POPE. The world's a scene of changes, and to be Constant in nature were inconstancy. COWLEY. Continual may sometimes have a moral application ; as when we say, contentment is a continual...

...éternellement. MALHERBE: Odes. Since 'tis Nature's law to change, Constancy alone is strange. ROCHESTER. The world's a scene of changes, and to be Constant in Nature were inconstancy. COWLEY. Short is the uncertain reign of pomp and mortal pride : New turns and changes every day Arc...

...eternellement. MALHERBE: Odes. Since 'tis Nature's law to change, Constancy alone is strange. ROCHESTER. rld. Its very name may be cited in evidence, referring us, as it does, to COWLEY. Short is the uncertain reign of pomp and mortal pride : New turns and changes every day Are...

...several meanings reaL" SIR H. TAYLOR. Philip von Artevelde, Pt. II. (Sir Fleurant), Act I., Sc. II. " The world's a scene of changes, and to be Constant, in Nature were inconstancy." COWLEY. Inconstancy. " The world's a wood, in which all lose their way, Though by a different path...