It is to praise the Gods amiss.

    I , scarce consciously per in clergymen and ot of sances ional tone put on for a fe rid of some uneasy sensation of  t te, or  most conscientious in ty; but  in  mind tibility of tional gratitude.

    I ians sit do table, like o troug remembering t doites must run riot, and t pamper t and  are ransacked, I ion to a fitter season, e is laid; emperate diet and restricted distony and surfeiting are no proper occasions for t,  ure better, o t a blessing. e may be gratefully sensible of t is a meaner and inferior gratitude: but t of tenance, not relis delicacies; t t frame or composure, I y cion at some great , , in all probability, t tient o commence ttle sense of true temperance) as t is  feel ions a little clouded, teams mingling ing tar sacrifice.

    t satire upon full tables and surfeits is t emptation in the wilderness:

    A table richly spread in regal mode,

    its of noblest sort

    And savour; beasts of chase, or fowl of game,

    In pastry built, or from t, or boiled,

    Gris-amber-steamed; all fish from sea or shore,

    Fres or purling brook, for which was drained

    Pontus, and Lucrine bay, and Afric coast.

    tempter, I  you, t tes  tory preface of a benediction. to  graces  s  Cambridge? temptation fitter for a  is too civic and culinary, and ts altogetion of t deep, abstracted, y artillery of sauces, ion to ts and plain .  disturbed  augter. to temperate fantasies of t sort of feasts prese