. Choice emblems, natural, historical, fabulous, moral, and divine : for the improvement and pastime of youth : displaying the beauties and morals of the ancient fabulists, the whole calculated to convey the golden lessons of instruction under a new and more delightful dress : written for the amusement of a young nobleman . conftant tribute of a well-earnd praife ;Her fame, like fweeteft mufic, far is borne,And echoes plcasd, the grateful notes return :But flawd, or fullyd once, here ends ker f\s-ay,The notes furceale, the mufic dies away. THE [ i64 ] THE Bell, which fends forth a folemnfound,
. Choice emblems, natural, historical, fabulous, moral, and divine : for the improvement and pastime of youth : displaying the beauties and morals of the ancient fabulists, the whole calculated to convey the golden lessons of instruction under a new and more delightful dress : written for the amusement of a young nobleman . conftant tribute of a well-earnd praife ;Her fame, like fweeteft mufic, far is borne,And echoes plcasd, the grateful notes return :But flawd, or fullyd once, here ends ker f\s-ay,The notes furceale, the mufic dies away. THE [ i64 ] THE Bell, which fends forth a folemnfound, to invite to prayers, and a ftill moredoleful one, to ring the funeral knell, isalfo ufed for triumphs and rejoicing; and,when the joyful fires blaze, and the feftalbowl goes round, heightens the mirth, andincreafes the pleafures of thofe who are dif-poied to feftivity. The pealing found of the Bell is heard ata diftance, and often proves an admonitionto us to think of that time which we wafte,and which can never be regaiiied. APPLICATION, He that fets lightly by his character, isgenerally a man little to be trufted ; and hewho cares not what the world fays, will belikely to care little what he does. We fhouldnot be anxious about every idle report, butit becomes us all to endeavour to prefervcour Reputation, EMBLEM. E IM B L E M LVI. Of Unanimity, T tNITED thus in one v el!-chofen band. Aid I^rongly grafpd by thefui^porting hand,Tne fliafcs all ilr;n2;th aflaijsin vain,Firm and unbroke ftiil they \\-i)l remain;Forfaken by that hand, dilTolvd the Tie,Strewn on the ground the glittring fragments lie. MORA L. FnxttTTitWnion thus will ftrength impart,SufHcien: to repel nil force and art:Yet ft:!! oa^ head ih united band muft claim,Aud find proieftio . ft cm a parents aame:Deprivd of thir, they lofe their ancient Union breiJts, and all their hopes are loft. WE [ i66 ] We learn from ancient hiflory, and frommodern examples, that Union^ the bondof fellowJJjip, wil
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