...was like that of the divine Addison, a scene of piety and resignation which might almost be envied. He taught us how to live ; and oh ! too high The price of knowledgc,taught us how to die. He will be deeply regretted by his afflicted parents and family, who...

...likewise died himself in a short time. In TickelPs excellent Elegy on his friend are these lines : — He taught us how to live ; and, oh ! too high The...this moving interview. Having given directions to Mr. Tick ell for the publication of his works, and dedicated them on his death-bed to his friend Mr. Craggs,...

...TickelPs excellent " Elegy" on his friend are these lines : — " He taught us how to live ! and, oh I too high The price of knowledge! taught us how to...die." in which he alludes, as he told Dr. Young, to the moving interview between Addison and Lord Warwick. EBWALD AND LOUISE, A TALE, (Continued from page...

...characteristic firmness and christian fortitude, the trying hour which separated him from this world. He taught us how to live, and (oh ! too high The price for knowledge, J taught us how to die. LIVINGSTON, WILLIAM, governor of New Jersey, descended from...

...short time. In TickeU's excellent ' Elegy ' on his friend are thete lines: He tanght us how to lire ; and, oh ! too high The price of knowledge ! taught us how to die— in which he allndes, as he told Dr. Yooog, to this moving interview. Having given directions to Mr. Tickell for...

...see how a Christian can die." This scene is alluded to in the lines of Tickell on his death : '•' He taught us how to live, and — oh ! too high The price of knowledge — taught us how to die.'' He was buried in Westminster abbey. A. was a sincere believer in the Christian revelation ; in politics...

...likewise died himself in a short time. In Tickell's excellent elegy on his friend are these lines : — He taught us how to live, and Oh ! too high The price of knowledge, taught us how to die. Dd In which he alludes, as he told Dr. Young, to this moving interview. Having given directions to...

...it short'neth their grief, should in reason be most acceptable. That which • [" He taught us how live, and, oh ! too high The price of knowledge, taught us how to die." TICKELL'S Elegy on Addison."] causeth bitterness in death, is the languishing attendance and expectation...

...follow thee only with our wishes and prayers ; but the lesson of thy example shall not be lost upon us. He taught us how to live, and oh ! too high, The price of knowledge ! taught us how to die. Is there not, my friends, a feeling of patriotic, of moral and religious sublimity — arising from...

...effect this awful scene had on the earl's behaviour is not known : he died himself in a short tune. Having given directions to Mr. Tickell for the publication of his works, and dedicated them, o» his death bed, to his friend Mr. Craggs, Addison died June 17, 1719, at Holland House, leaving...