...his Fathers from the grave. Men fhould prefs forward in Fame's glorious chace, Nobles look backward1, and fo lofe the race. Let high Birth triumph! What...great? Nothing — — but Merit in a low eftate. To Virtue's humbleft fon let none prefer Vice, tho' defcended from the Conqueror. Shall men, like figures,...

...his Fathers from the grave. Men Ihould prefs forward in Fame's glorious chace, Nobles look backward, and fo lofe the race. Let high Birth triumph ! What...can be more great? Nothing — but Merit in a low efiate. To Virtue's humbleft fon let none prefer Vice, tho' defcended from the Conqueror. Shall men,...

...be found in the fubfequent part of this volume, lu the fatires of Mr. Dryden, Mr. Pope, and oth«8. Let high birth triumph ! what can be more great ? Nothing — but merit in a low erftate : To virtue's humbleft fon let none prefer Vice, tho' defcended from the conqueror. Shall men...

...his fathers from the grave. Men mould prefs forward in fame's glorious chace ; Nobles look backward, and fo lofe the race. Let high birth triumph ! What...more great ? Nothing — but merit in a low eftate. To virtue's humbleft fon let none prefer Vice, though defcended from the Conqueror. Shall men, like...

...his fathers from the grave. Men fhould prefs forward in Fame's glorious chafe ; Nobles look backward, and fo lofe the race Let high birth triumph! what can be more great ? Nothing—but merit in a low eftate. 140 To Virtue's bumblef t fon let none prefer Vice, tho' defeended...

...his father's from the grave. Men fhould prefs forward in fame's glorious chace; Nobles look backward, and fo lofe the race. Let high birth triumph ! What can be more great ? Nothing—but merit in a low eftate. 140 To virtue's humbleft fon let none prefer Vice, though defcended...

...from the grave. Men (hould prefs forward in fame's glorious chace} Nobles look backward, and Co lofc the race. Let high birth triumph ! what can be more great ? Nothing but merit in a low cftate. To Virtue's humbled fon let none prefer Vice, tho' defcendcd from the Conqueror. Shall men,...

...every thing. «• She was a woman, take her for all in all, 1 (hall mot look upon her like again." Let high birth triumph ! what can be more great ? Nothing — but merit in a low eftate. Dr. YOONO. Never did I know or hear of a woman who worked and lived fo hard as flie did to fupport...

...his fathers from the grave. Men mould prefs forward in fame's glorious chace ; Nobles look backward, and fo lofe the race. Let high birth triumph ! What can be more great? Nothing—but merit in a low eftate. To virtue's humbleft fon let none prefer Vice, though defcended...

...tlie grave. Men ihould prcls forward in fame's glorious chafe; Nobles look Lacl-.vard, and fo Jo Is the race. l^et high birth triumph ! What can be more great ? Nothing — but merit in a low cft.it*. To virtue's humbled fan let none prefer Vice, though defcendcd from tht conqueror. Shall men,...