Let ev'n your  wear the pleasing dress
Of care for  and anxious
From kind concern about his weal or woe,
Let each domestick duty seem to flow;
The HOUSHOLD SCEPTRE, if he bids you bear,
Make it your pride his  to appear;
Endearing thus the common acts of life,
The  still shall charm him in the
And wrinkled age shall unobserv'd come on,
Before his eye perceives one beauty gone:
Ev'n o'er your cold, and ever-sacred urn,
His constant flame shall unextinguish'd burn.