Written for the Gazette
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nv DIR. BENTLEY.
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,...u,e thus. instructive, delgns to trace


-. .,gl in every feature of the face;


'.r.,.lv virtue there displays her charm,


r,;I.v passions ring the loud alarm;


. thou slumbering fair and learn to


see


-.., heaven commits thy destiny to thee.
I,i-pous love thy aim 2 deserve the prize:
o.tfadshipl Know that here the secret


les


r., y and to appear what men approve:
rssirf-icnlship thus is won-and thus their


lore.


p. nine the pride in measured verse to raise
rlsi1. but lasting monument of praise,
r,,bl. Distinguished science. known of yore,
7..iynad departed beauty TO restore
The Dental Art. by Greece and Rome ad


mired,


When women TO imperial thrones aspired.
Those mighty states were both to ruin hurled.
B1t their art survives to bless the world.
FaI well know It's difficult to chime
The laws Of science with the rules of rhyme
Plain vulgar prose my subject seems to


claim,


rid 10. ambition prompt the higher aim,
The noble pride, BY more laborious care,
Tospeak in numbers that shall please the fair
Nor less the danger when the first array
The infant teeth alternately decay,
Orvied succession to a harder race
With marked reluctance; for, IN either case,
Neglect will bring repentance in its train
In one deformity the other pain,
Or fell disease-but timely care may still
Avoid the danger or repair the i'll.
IF palna ensue, and neighboring parts in


flame,


Extraction is the cure; and Ills the same
Ifnaturc's law. obstructed in its course,
Should meet resistance from opposing force
For this resisting force, howe'er remote,
Meets in the Dental art its antidOte;
Pain flies its presence; anguish wipes her


tear;


TO hopes fond vision rain bow hues appear;
Pale. trembling beauty bushes her alarms
and beaux, admiring, own her added charms
Sncb benefits this useful science lends
To earliest youth; and yet its aid extends
To following years, assuaging mortal pain
And Oft restoring beauty's tiowery reign.