86 Rejoice. 94 Secrecy. 95 Tears.

96 Thanks.

97 Truth.

98 Ditto. With a pen.

99 Ditto. On a Letter.

100 Your's &c.

101 Zephyr.

102 All's well.

103 Ditto. Surrounded by a serpent.

104 Ha, ha!

105 In hope.

106 Good news.

107 Your's sincerely.

108 God bless you.

109 Ten thousand welcomes.

110 Not words, but deeds.

111" Deeds not words." On a Ribband. 112" Deeds Words. A knot in the center. 113 Faint yet pursuing.

114 Friend of my heart,

115 Free and easy.
116 Reply, if you please.
117 I pause for a reply.
118 Whence comest thou?

119 Lots of news.

120 Tit for tat.
121 What a pity.
122 Once and always.

123 Love one another. 124 I'm still the same.

125 Time is short.

126 Redeeming the time.

127 Observe time and opportunity. 128 T'is time to think.

129 Night's pressing on.

130 Whatever is, is best.

131 The darkest day will pass away.
132 What can I say more?
133 Charity concealeth faults.
134 Do you catch the idea?
135 All's well that ends well.
136 The case is so, by Jove.
137 I am quite hunched up.
138 Better never than late.
139 We part in Peace.

140 He that thou knowest thine.

141 Adieu, adieu, remember me.

142 Adieu, a heart warm fond adieu.

143 Absent or dead, still let a friend be dear. 144 A sigh the absent claim the dead a tear.

145 Absence pains but cannot alter.

146 Farewell, thou canst not teach me to

forget.

147 Happy's the love that meets return. 148 Love if you would be loved again. 149 The voice of the heart.

150 Let me live in your

remembrance.

[The first three words surrounded by

the last.]

151 T'is sweeter to remember thee, Than gaze on all the eye can see. 152 Time goes on crutches till we meet. 153 With all thy faults, I love thee still. 154 Forgive the wish that would have kept thee here.

155 Love me little, and love me long. 156 Remember thee! Yes, while there's life in my heart.

157 Woe's my heart that we should sunder. 158 Tho' lost to sight to memory dear. 159 Lost to sight to thought how dear! 160 The eye may seek change, but the heart

never.

161 I've more of this ink in my pen.

162 He lives long that lives well.

163 The heart still dictates and the hand

obeys.

164 The weed grows in the neglected soil. 165 Prudence, Fortitude, Temperance, Justice.

166 Fain would I climb, but that I fear to fall.

167 No Caution guards us from surprise. 168 Let Mercy be our boast, and Shame our only fear.

169 Let not affliction 'bate affection.

170 Ne'er turn your back on friend or foe. 171 In desire swiftness itself is delay. 172 I hear thee not, I see thee not,

But none can be so wrapt in thee. 173 Remember only that my words are true, No matter then how many or how few. 174 What thou speakest and how, beware of whom, to whom, when and where.

175 Those who cannot write, and those who can, all rhyme and scrawl and scribble to a man.

176 From abundance of love, not of leisure. 177 Tho' last not least in love.

178 How imperfect is expression! 179 Remember me to all friends.

180 At length farewell! Be not unmindful of me, a sigh the absent claim, the

dead a tear!! At the bottom, two! branches of willow.

181 For further particulars enquire within.
182 DITTO, round a Letter.

183 Long look'd for come at last.
184. Pry not, if your's it be not.
185 To prevent impertinent curiesity.
186 A PADLOCK.

"Honour holds the Key."

187 Paradise Lost, Book IVth, line 639. [With thee conversing I forget all time.]

188 "This."

Between the Letters U and I.

189 I 2 cume.

[I long to see you with me.
e.]

190 "Good night, all's well.”
With the Music.

191"Remember me."

With ditto.

192"Slowly wears the day love, when away

from thee."

With ditto.

193 Air "One kind kiss before we part, drop a tear and bid adieu."

With ditto.

194" Persevere." Surrounded by a Ser

pent, the emblem of eternity.