ce, seems none, 1772
Of others, always before our eyes, 1773

Sincerity, Mislead not others, 1774

Singing, Happy use of, 1775

Sinks, He who stands stiff, 1776

Slander, How to cure habit of, 1777
He who, his neighbors, 1778

Slave, When one is, 1779

Slavery, Air of Britain opposed to, 1780
Not from God, 1781

Sleep, After dinner, etc., 1782
All equal, when asleep, 1783
Annihilater of time, 1784
Beloved from pole to pole, 1785
Characteristic of the sleeper is, 1786
Closes the windows of the eyes, 1787
Difference of, between poor and rich, 1788
Heaven trims our lamps while we sleep, 1789
Home to the homeless, etc., 1790
Induced by preacher, instance of, 1791
Judge between high and low, 1792
Omit not offer of, 1793
Patron of mankind, etc., 1794
Trust it not without prayer, 1795
Unsolved mystery, 1796

Smile, Always attractive, 1797
Brightened by a tear, 1798
Put one on your face, etc., 1799
Valuable and costs nothing, 1800

Smith, Adam, anecdote of, 1801

Smoke, Turned into gold, 1802

Society, Among unequals, no harmony, 1803
Built upon trust, one in another, 1804
No comfort to whom, 1805
One way to be agreeable in, 1806
Ready to worship success, 1807
Sir, your levellers wish to, 1808
True art of being agreeable in, 1809

Solitude, Longing for, etc., 1810

Something, Do, however small, 1811

Son, A, lines on 21st birthday, 1812
Advice to a, 1813
Best gift to, by parent, 1814
Conduct of, shames or praises his mother, 1815
His opinion of his father's ability, 1816
Love of home, a joy, etc., 1817

Son-in-law, What gained or lost by, 1818

Sorrow, Concealed, burns the heart, 1819
Employment, best antidote for, 1820
How many manage to enjoy it, 1821
Knits hearts as no gold can, 1822
Ransom for offense, 1823
Wake not sleeping, 1825

Sorrows, All are bearable if, 1826
Think of blessings and forget, 1827

Soul, Erring, leave to God, 1828
Judge thine, as it must be judged, 1829
Where is home of, 1830

Speech, Avoid evil, 1831
Gentle, and, 1832
Inaccurate, comes from loose thinking, 1833
Make not sharp, to lady, 1834
Too much, insipid and tedious, 1835
When becoming, to show boldness of, 1836

Spend, Less than thou, 1837

Spendthrift, Slave of others, 1838

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