For Gold The Merchant Ploughs

Morality, Thou Deadly Bane, Thy Tens O' Thousands Thou Hast Slain! Vain Is His Hope, Whose Stay An' Trust Is In Moral Mercy, Truth, And Justice!

Never Generally Means "at No Point In Time." The Term Comes From The Words 'no' And 'ever', Meaning That Something Is Not Ever Going To Happen. Sourced

What's A' Your Jargon O' Your Schools, Your Latin Names For Horns And Stools; If Honest Nature Made You Fools.

Some Rhyme A Neebor's Name To Lash; Some Rhyme (vain Thought!) For Needfu' Cash; Some Rhyme To Court The Countra Clash, An' Raise A Din; For Me, An Aim I Never Fash; I Rhyme For Fun.

O Life! Thou Art A Galling Load, Along A Rough, A Weary Road, To Wretches Such As I!