From "Peier the WISE" an BiacktoO0e's Magazine.


A Chapter ON Fools.
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And the doctor oft said that for his part he thought
Folks not much The better for wisdom taught
And that many fancy ssgacty -mnngcr
Forced 10 lire his wisdom would die Of hunger.
That it cannot be wisdom in little or great,
W no ruin themselves, or who ruin the S,atpt
There are fools n their aide. and fools their puIse
And fools without either that of much worse.
There fools Of pretension and oels of prctepce
Fools that can't understand Other folks senses
There are high finished boobies, from every great school,
And many worse fools 10 the world than Tom Fool :
For Tom was the meIriest fool upon earth.
Fut Folly brought twin greater fools at a bIrih-
Young Hope-fool aud Wl-foo fools Of the first water,
And at last, to beat ALL she bore Spiie-foO daughte
There fools all for saving aud fools all spend
And great fools that borrow, and greater that lend
Fools that rush into crime to accumulate wealth,
Fools that squander the test CT all treasures their health
Fools that barter the things Of life for sorg
Fools Of lovers, whose folly but seldom lasts longs
There fools that sirge and fools that are wed
And fools have writ volumes that were read.
There fools too that read, and wisrr
And mznys The fool takes the part Of adviser;
There are fools TO be wood and still greater 20 WOO
And fools To give Toguery plenty 10 do.


There are fools that abuse and fools that appludl
Great fools stay at hOme and great fools 20 abb oad


And gteat fools return greater foo than they went


Their morals all gore and their money all spent


There fools that diamonds in Derbyshire SPAR


And these the fools found at every bazaar,
/ Fools 10 be stared at and fools, too, 10 stare,


Aud mothers, great fools let theI daughters be there


There fools in the city Of pleasure and trade,


There are fools country gentlemen all ready-msde;


Great fools Of great fortunes lose life and estate


For the hunting fox and the leaping gate.


There are fools young and fools that grow old


Some fools too genlle-sone given 10 scod,


Some fools that torment friends children and wives.


And greater that plague themselves of their lives.


could tell Of mOIe fools, without number crd--
That with all this my telling never shall mend;


And perhaps lose myself, both my and my labor,


And perhaPs-"I quite great fool my ncighboT