Citation - Pennsylvania Gazette-Philadelphia: 1736.11.18

PG-P.736.059
11-18 Nov 1736:12,21 (414)
PARAPHRASE.
There are a number of us creep
Into this world, to eat and sleep;
And know no reason why they're born,
But merely to consume the corn,
. . . [11 more lines, then another verse in Latin, which is
then translated:]
Life's but a feast; and when we die,
Horace would say, if he were by,
Friend, thou has eat and drank enough,
'Tis time now to be marching off:
. . . [4 more lines]