Of Health

Men rightly held, when yet the World was young,
That in the Sun a Charm of Health is hung.

One Strives for Health and cures his Body's Ills;
Another Mopes and gathers Doctors' Bills.

E ACH Heart should have a little Secret Bin,
But only Wholesome Things should lie therein.

T WO kinds of things that should not vex a Man,
Are Those he cannot help—and Those he can.

O H , numberless Mischances are the Share
Of him who is Too Lazy to Take Care!
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