DEATH
A grey head, and a carnal worldly heartSusannah Spurgeon, "A Song of Sighs"
He who trifles with it is a fool!
Nine evils which death will put an end to
His uplifted dart is inexorable!
View well the monster in true light!
Zeuxis died laughing at the picture of an old woman
The vilest reptile and the proudest prince
When we gaze upon the lifeless corpse
The happiest moment of his life!
When the cold winds are whistling over your grave
The house appointed for all living
Though we mourn--we must not murmur
Prayer for a time of bereavement
An undressing from his sins and infirmities
The funeral of all your sorrows!
Crawling along the road of life
Death is a change of employment
It will matter little when I lie in my coffin!
You are the one who has done this!
A few feet of earth will suffice
Like a passing scene in a drama!
A worm, a gnat, a fly, a hair, a
seed of a raison, a skin of a grapeThe great robber of our loves and joys
We sicken, and die, and moulder away in the grave
The mad desire of plenty and pleasure
This tyrant wields a universal sway!
A hideous skeleton, a collection of bones, a heap of dust!
Beyond this, I have no great desire to live
The base cares & the petty enjoyments of the present world
The death of your godly daughter
He then sank back, like his son, smiled, and expired!
The gate of death, and the gate of glory, are one!
All our care, forethought, and caution
Honor, wealth, and pleasure lose their charms
The Christian and Death!The design of the divine Artist
How many more years will I live?
This dark valley of corruption, earth, and worms!
SEVEN LESSONS LEARNED TOO LATE
Riches! Beauty! Pleasure! Genius! Fame!
Your beauty, strength, and fine attire
The death of our dear friend Elmore
The things the pagans are always concerned about
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