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is more unaccountable
dcrs us cruel to bthers;but.cven.to,ourlelvcsj. , , over ucrmany. . Lnejtlonpur you naycgatn'd
We' tufteii our End to cram our Coffers," and . b.yjour many
for the Pleafure of heaping up.ufekfs Sums, we
deny ourfdves needful SuUtnance. This is not,
however, the only Puniihment of the Covet
ous, I don't fay of the wicked Covetous, (fqc
Ilay.it dowii as a Maxim, thai-the hajidcus
elm never, be ju ft ;,) t he Ha n d of Prov idence fol
lows tmy and :tlfteldm fail bfPunith
me n t i ri-1 hi so r 1 cl j -1 h e i r in fat i able Thi rft
commonly decoys them ; Marcusi
VwuW : coy ld:
,:- not -be f!tiifyyHts:DefiFC omb
gagM him to make War onthe Parthiawy Ui'
which he fel!, with yzOQO Romans: W hen
- his Body wasjfdiind thtPeqplc-po u r 'd melt
ed Goldmtbfii
they jaid hi
(when dead) : hbugh the Treasures.; of the
; Earth could not fatisfM
in tive fHrneM
try. Peafant ca mttoR'cme to com p fcain. o the
-Avarice andinjuftice c( the Remans. 1 wilj,
as it makeorlHHfe
iiate : And.as it may divert the Reader, a De- ' lently pojfejje; bimjelf ?
-and no lefs will be ybyx Puniflmient in afu- T
ture Stater for the . Cruelties you have com
- mitted ; for the Captives Crus for Juftice are :
' hot fcattered in the, Air.' they fierce thcTHea r
c Vens, and reach the Throne oJove.. cMy. '
1 Forefathers inhabited the Banks of tht Da
niibsy arid as Gccafion required, cicheivwirjv-
'.dre wl..u p : t h e Coun t ry. or retu rned to th c
' Rivcri bur
' Goods of-9thers,-and-bounJlc?f$- Ambiti6n-Gf- i
' neither the Sea can fatjsfy,ryour Avarice, nor
any Diftance procure us the Rof&fiion of our
jytids ;B e, the Gods
4 are tn ft for did not the O n n r f A ' ( I piv n I TiTV
ot did not the
- . - - ....
' their taking his Caufe in H
JJLri.pt be vyorth his Care; iThisJ (ay;, fbecaufi
5 I rely on Providence, and hope,; a have
wronn
,fandM w i thoui,Caufcr. caft us out
Nation, be drieni not out of a.w only,
'but even put-bf 7m)j:fo
fcription alfo of his Rerfottai)d Figure,
ReaAbntributeclnotorily to his.gaining an
fjbt Goods
err
' . . . .. L - - m-- - " 1 1 m ' w"
t fluff hi t n i it Iti f p in ht nthri iitnn i ttfhnt 1 f.
AucJicncei but.the Preference of:.bcjg hanlz
faHirfegthofhoiiad Reafon to dtltingutfh bitweeq 4
me wns his hiilenus: Figure the otlier the ' iuft-PofTeffion and a tvrannous OTuroation :
Rule of the Senate to hear the.poor Complain- 4 And from the Equity and Power pf tl)c Gods,;
.vl am tofyl, they caif.aml:w
Peron, take them in the very Words o'the 4 JH Invader, in an Inftant of all he has been
E-mptrbrhtsPeafe
thickLipsV hallow Eyes iwarthy Skih
: and frizzled HaicihisBeard-wasongand
, thick?hisygibrowsJiungover- his'Kye;
" and his Breift was hairy as a Bear ; he was
bare-headed,' -wore;wiiie fian Shpis was
covered ;wjth Skins for Cloathing,1 which
. were, girt with a Rufii girdle, and carried . a
L Cl ubbi nSiHU4 H cb e guhhisi-QratiQii":
thus : ' O Confcript Fathers ! Orfqr tunate Na-r
,tion ! I MiknO) a Peafant liyiixg on the
. c ba'n.ks : or &cwy$rWanuber, (alutetyou.no
llorettoe-Iojur'd be;kofIes he has fuftajiij- .
' ed in as.IongXTriCt of Ti me. If theVVick-
, fuffer, that they approve theCf ifneT: :;
' geance, tno now, is mr , an u a , I ime o r
Reckoning will come... fl O RmansJyio mc
nothing is more, altojiilhing, than to heap, ;
cfied them-
II v Doll
S " . .
iJ hat Mch who have un ui
i lclves of Iwhat
LhavC; any Peace, - can take ;any Reft ; fincjs
:they mult ne lennDie they atrronr tne jultw
Mc:Snators-:;farid-4
y mie$ And it x s ; notlfs-wonderful to fee
' Virtue banlfhed, and Vice fo triumphant : ;
' Th a t the Reins . re (o loosed to your Pafiions;
' and that.your Avarice makes you cfteem e-
': forfiknusFatc -ha
5-
K tor m my , 1 ongu, that vvhat 1 lhall utter,
- may be'of Ufe to.my Country, and an Help
1 X toyou in. the G Commonwealth
" with Juftice. Our. . offepded -Gods; having
T Prey to you Romans : forbad wCT
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