On the Duties of the Young

accomplishments acquire admonitions advantage affections amiable amusements appearance ardour arts beginning behaviour belong bespeak blossoms candour character cious commonly conduct connections contemptible contract course cred dangers dazzled Deceit deform discovers dishonour Dissimulation duties employments emulation endeavour enjoyment established esteem fatal felicity follies forward foundation friends friendships future give glow Graceful habits happiness hath heart Heaven honour hope human hurt idleness indiscretion industry intercourse intimacies ities labour liberal look lustre manhood ment mind Modesty native nature nect ness odious old age parent path piety plea pleasure possess powers presage present presumption progress in improvement propensity proper prospect quicken quired rank rash rational religion Remember requisite rest of mankind restraints reverence sacred scorn season sincerity sink sloth snare social society sparkled spirit temper tenderness thou tion trifling true truth vicious vigour virtue virtuous vivacity wanton warm wisdom wise young yourselves youth