Yet I Shall Temper So

Cyriack, Whose Grandsire On The Royal Bench Of British Themis, With No Mean Applause Pronounced And In His Volumes Taught Our Laws, Which Others At Their Bar So Often Wrench

The Greatest Burden In The World Is Superstition, Not Only Of Ceremonies In The Church, But Of Imaginary And Scarecrow Sins At Home.

One Sip Of This Will Bathe The Drooping Spirits In Delight, Beyond The Bliss Of Dreams.

His Words, Like So Many Nimble And Airy Servitors, Trip About Him At Command. Ibid.

Men Of Most Renowned Virtue Have Sometimes By Transgressing Most Truly Kept The Law.