...Hundred Pound. " Had he but fpar'd his Tongue and Pen, " He might have rofe like other Men : " But, Pow'r was never in his Thought, " And Wealth he valu'd not a Groat : " Ingratitude he often found, " And pity'd thofe who meant the Wound : " But kept the Tenor «of his Mind, " To merit well of human Kind...

...for fix hundred pound. HAD he but fpar'd his tongue and pen, He might have rofe like other men : 420 But power was never in his thought, And wealth he...valu'd not a groat : Ingratitude he often found. And pity'd thofe who meant the wound: Bat kept the tenor of his mind, 425 To merit well of human kind r...

...for fix hundred pound. Had he but fpar'd his tongue and pen, He might have rofe like other men : 420 But power was never in his thought, And wealth he...valu'd not a groat : Ingratitude he often found, And pity'd thofe who meant the wound : But kept the tenor of his mind, 425 To merit well of humankind :...

...and vol. iii. p. 411. Had he but fpar'd his tongue and pen, He might have rofe like other men : 420 But power was never in his thought, And wealth he...valu'd not a groat : Ingratitude he often found, And pity'd thofe who meant the wound ; But kept the tenor of his mind, 425 To merit well of human-kind...

...To fell him for fix hundred pound. " Had he but fpar'd his tongue and pen, 360 " He might have rofe like other men : *' But power was never in his thought^ " And wealth he valued not a groat ; " Ingratitude he often found, " And pity'd thofe who meant the wound : 365 " But...

...faftion led, 415 " But not a traitor could be found " To sell him for six hundred pound. " Had he but spar'd his tongue and pen, " He might have rose like other men ; 410 " Ingratitude he often found, .;s:ss " And pity'd those who meant the wound, " But kept the tenor...

...found, To fell him for fix hundred pound. " Had he but fpar'd his tongue and pen, He might have rofe like other men : But power was never in his thought. And wealth he valued not a groat : Ingratitude he often found, And pity'd thofe who meant the wound ; But kept the...

...found, To fell him for Ox hundred pound. " Had he hut fpar'd his tongue and pea, He mighp have rofe like other men: * " But power was never in his thought, " And wealth he valued not a groat : " Ingratitude he often found, " And pity'd thofe who meant the wound; " But kept...

...could be found, To sell him for six hundred pound. " Had be but spar'd his tongue and pen, He ought have rose like other men : But power was never in his thought, And wealth he valu'd not a groat : * Dr. Delany, in the close of his eighth letter, afar having enumerated the friends with whom the...

...price upon his head : But not a traitor could be found To sell him for six hundred pound. * Had he but spar'd his tongue and pen, He might have rose like other men ; But pow'r was never in his thonght, And wealth he valued not a groat. Ingratitude he often found, And pitied...