The Bee, Or Literary Weekly Intelligencer 9
The Bee, Or Literary Weekly Intelligencer 9
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Should heav'n deny love's blifs^l tie, i The heart may sink in deep^ despair. Whenmighty JoVe's slow-winged wra^»» Doom'd impious man to pain and death;, Jovc.'s mercy, pitying man's d'strefs. Did thus his low laid race addrefs : * Still one bright ray divine is left,. < To chear the darksome gloom, , < Mortals ! be worthy of the gift, < Nor idly curse your doom : * Indulge the feelings of the he«t^. ' < These blifs alone bestoW, < In others'- sorrow take a part, ' With others' pleasures glow ; < T)ien heav'n your labours fliall requittr < With peace and joy unknown, <• For Uve, sweet parent of delight, < Shall mark you for his own.' Teaph, then, kind heav'n, my languid hrcasfe Thy gentle dictate? to pursue. That yet, with love, I may be blest,. And yetbidViceis,— carcs|*-iidleu» . Ijw . M^rtb 4£/», 179* AX.«»N •djt ott scboo/moith^s salaries* Juh9'$0l Sir, To the Editor of she Bte. I oBSfiKVE in the fourth number of the present volume of the Bee, page 134, a letter from a country schoohnaster^ complaining of the smaUneis of the income of that clais of literary labourers in this country,, and suggesting the pro- priety^.of augmenting their salaries^ As I imagine many well dialed persons, who have not reflected maturely on- -the subject^, will be inclined to concur in opinioa with that writer, s^ T myself once did, I use the freedom, to transmit to ypu a printed paper on this sub}ect, that V(as handed about ^me years ago, when l^is question was- agitated in parliament, and I trust your impartiality will induce you to publilh it^ for the information of all con- cerned.
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Should heav'n deny love's blifs^l tie, i The heart may sink in deep^ despair. Whenmighty JoVe's slow-winged wra^»» Doom'd impious man to pain and death;, Jovc.'s mercy, pitying man's d'strefs. Did thus his low laid race addrefs : * Still one bright ray divine is left,. < To chear the darksome gloom, , < Mortals ! be worthy of the gift, < Nor idly curse your doom : * Indulge the feelings of the he«t^. ' < These blifs alone bestoW, < In others'- sorrow take a part, ' With others' pleasures glow ; < T)ien heav'n your labours fliall requittr < With peace and joy unknown, <• For Uve, sweet parent of delight, < Shall mark you for his own.' Teaph, then, kind heav'n, my languid hrcasfe Thy gentle dictate? to pursue. That yet, with love, I may be blest,. And yetbidViceis,— carcs|*-iidleu» . Ijw . M^rtb 4£/», 179* AX.«»N •djt ott scboo/moith^s salaries* Juh9'$0l Sir, To the Editor of she Bte. I oBSfiKVE in the fourth number of the present volume of the Bee, page 134, a letter from a country schoohnaster^ complaining of the smaUneis of the income of that clais of literary labourers in this country,, and suggesting the pro- priety^.of augmenting their salaries^ As I imagine many well dialed persons, who have not reflected maturely on- -the subject^, will be inclined to concur in opinioa with that writer, s^ T myself once did, I use the freedom, to transmit to ypu a printed paper on this sub}ect, that V(as handed about ^me years ago, when l^is question was- agitated in parliament, and I trust your impartiality will induce you to publilh it^ for the information of all con- cerned.
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