Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1875-04-15
The Bible and shakespeare.
.t,. Parallel Passages. s
ooIIATED. By G. Q. COTTON.

/ "The sleep of the laboring man Il
sweet, whether he eat little or much
but the abundance of the rich will moi
suffer him to Sleep" Eel. 5, 12.
/ - .se-.... +, tsWeariness
Can snore upon the flint, when restiye
/ -Cyns6erldine, Act 8 Sc. G. .
f ga good name is rather to be chosen
than great riches, and loving favor
rather than silver and gold"-Prov. %: 1.
GOOD name in man or women, dear, my
Is the immediate jewel of their souls.s
OtleLlo, Act 3, Sc. 8.
'It is more blessed to give than to re-
ceive. Acts 90: 35.
.sCharity is twice bless'd
1t blesseth him that gives and him that
takes."-Mercfld7lt Of Penfce, act 4, Sc. !,
"For he that loveth another hath full
filled the law. Rom. 13 8.
"For charity itself fulflls this law:
And who can sever love from charity "a
Loves Labor Lost, Act 3, Sc. 3,
"And why beholdest thou the mote
that is in thy brothers eye, but consid-
crest not the beam that is in thine own
eye ?'-Mattheao z 3.
You found his mote the king your mote
did see
But a beam do find in each eye of thee. .
-Loues' Labor Lost, Aet4 Sc. 3.
"rhis people draweth nigh unto me
with their mouth, and honoreth me with
their lips +; but their heart is far from
me. "-Mdtt1teao IS 8.
when would pray and think, I think
and pray.
To several subjects Heaven hath my
empty words;
Whilst my invention, hearing not my
tongue,
Anchors on Isabel; Heaven in my mouth,
As did but only chew His name
And In my heart, the strong and swelling
evil
OF my conception
--Meosare for Measure, Act ,, Sc. 4.
Consider the ravens; for they neither
SOW nor reap which have neither
storehouses nor barn, and God feedeth
them. "-Latke 70: "a.
"And he that doth the ravens feed,
Yes, providently caters for the sparroWs,
Be comfort to my age"
As You Like IT, act 8, Sc. 3.
''For God shall bring every work into
judgment, with every secret thing,
whether it be good, or whether it be
eyil.-EcL. 12 "a:
"But tits not so above:
lies
In his true nature and we ourselves COM
Even to the teeth and forehead of our
faults
To give in evidence"
Hamlet, Act 3, Sc.
''At that time Jesus answered and
said, 0, Father, Lord of heaven and
earth because thou has hid these things
from the wise and prudent, and hast re-
vealed them unto babes. "-HGth. II: 25.
''He that of greatest works is finisher,
Oft does them by the weakest means;
SO holy writ In babes hath judgment
When judges have been babes"
-AHs Well That Ends Wen, Acts, Sc. /.
"a mans heart deviseth his way but
the Lord directeth his steps. "-ProU.
16: 8.
There's divinity that shapes our ends,
-Hanslet act 8, Sc. 2.
'Are not two sparrows sold for far
thing and one of them shall not fall
TO the ground without yourFather"-
Nath. 10 90.
There is a special providence in the fall
. .-... Hamlet, Act 4, Sc. 2.
''But godliness and contentment are
great gain Timothy, 6 6.
''Poor and content, Is r'eh, and rich
enough --OtheLlo, Aet3, Sc. 3.
"A foolish son is a grief to his father,
ard bitterness to his mother Proc.
''ffow sharper. than a serpen.'s tooth it is
10 have thapkless child - -
King Lear, 14ct /, Sc l.
.sT,,ok not thou upon the wine when
it is red, when il giveth his color In the
-. 4 49, serk,< a 4
last IL biteth like a serpent aud stingetb
A,sssass. -Isxe,z,- AZ 81, oS-'
SOthen inyistble spirit Of wlne, II tslvssss
hast no name TO be known by, let us call
/, a that men should put an enemy in their
4. 7Othetto, Act 2. s's' 5.
thet..' t'sS,trefore H,a a1, by the deeds of the law
flls 4iet-- 1o,ll nes 8 lying aa be justified In
''For he shall have Jadx.a.rst xvI,t,,,,,,
mercy, that showed no mercy. .-s'anses
Q: 13.
That in the course of justice none of as
should see salvation we do pray for
And that same prayer doth teach US all 10
render
The deeds of mercy.-
--Merchaf1t OF Venice, Act Sc. !.
"Tbere shall no evil happen TO the
Just, but the wicked shall be filled with
mischief. "-Pro0. 12: 21.
"What stronger breast-plate than heart
Thrice is he arm'd that hath his quarrel
And he but naked, though locked in steel,
Whose conscience with injustice Is GER
rupted."
s'Put not your faith in princes, nor in
the son of man in whom there is no
help. ."-Ps. 146 13
so how wretehed
Is that poor man that hangs on princes
faYors." Henry YIIL Act 8, Sc. 2.
"He answered and said unto them,
when it is evening, We say, Il will be
fair weather; for the sky is red. ."-Adth.
49, 2.
.'And the weary sun hath made golden
set, .-..-..
Olives token OF q goodly day tomorrow. )"