... hold your (late; While wretched I, mult labour hard, And daily without reward ; '* Thou'rt fleek and fat, with plenty crown'd, '* luxury thy da/s go round Yes, caitiff, whilft I toil and drudge, Thou'rt pamper'd like a prieft judge. The Dog reply'd ...

... your ftate; While wretched I, mult labour hard, And daily fweat, without reward ; ** Thou'rt fleck and fat, with plenty crown'd, ln luxury thy days go round 1 *' Yes, caitiff, whilft I toil and drudge, « Thou'rt pamper 'd like a prieft or judge. ...

... hold your (late; «* While wretched I, mult labour hard, And daily fweat, without reward; Thou'rt fleek and fat, with plenty crown'd, In luxury thy days go round ! Yes, caitiff, whilft I toil and drudge, Thou'rt pamper'd like a pried or judge. The Dog reply'd ...

... your (late; •• While wretched I, mult labour hard, *• And daily fweat, without reward ; Thou'rt fleck and fat, with plenty crown'd, In luxury thy days go round 1 •• Yes, caitiff, whilll I toil and drudge, •■ Thou'rt pamper'd like a pried or judge. The ...

... to .light, Submiflive own thy potent fway, Like airy clouds difperfe, and leave a golden day. Coirie, with rol'y garlands crown 'd, a.nd every golden flow'r that blows; Scatter _mbro__l odours round, And all thy thoufand I'wects difclofe, With thee to ...

... Philadelphia, dated Aug. 16 «• The New England Men are at Lake George, but we fear fome Circumftances will prevent their moving tb Crown- point fo foon as was expected. 'Tis faid they are divided among themfelves upon the Queftion Whether to take the Regulars ...

... dreaming Sloth of pallid hue! Mai! Sedition's cry prophane, Servitude that hugs her chain, theft confecrated bow'rs Kit painted Flatt'ry hide her ferpent train in flow*r». Chorus. Nor Envy baft, nor creeping Gain, Dare the Muifcs' Walk to (lain, While bright-ey'd ...

... following chorus. Hence, ye prophane! and only they, Our pageant grace our pomp furvey, l love facred genius brings Let pride, let flatt'ry decree, Honors to deck the memory. Of Warriors, Senators, Kings; Not lefs in glory, and defer t, ' The Poet here his part ...

... compell'd to flight, Submiflive own thy potent fway, Like airy clouds difperfe, and leave a golden day. Conta, with roly garlands crown'd, And every golden flow'r that blows'; Scatter ambrofial odours round, And all thy thoufand fweets difclofe, With thee to ...

... Hcprovcd.by referring to the Conltitution, that the greatell ?? ment thit I.i.ttis could incur, wai, the for- feiture of hi* crown ; becaufe the greatelt crime again!) which thccoiillitiition provide*, namely, taking up arms ag.iinll the nation, ii lul.it-c't ...

... ligid Fate impartial dealt toall The honey'd Potion inix'd with bitter Gall. * 1 ;* w'h.n with Vift'ry fiuih'd, with Honour crowned, Writ an nia might give Law to States around, SVlita tiallia'* Ship* aie in their Ports conftn'd, Dsmed ihe common Ufe ...

... coiil'umcd j and that the houfe would have (lured the fame faie, had not the liglu-hoiie feafun- ably arrived. The Couniul fur the Crown, in kis addrefs ro thf jury, oble-rvcd that the prnf'ecution was undertaken by Government, who were determined to fpare no ...