...wives, to whom he had been married above twenty years. The following epitaph he wrote, and parpos'd for a monument which he defigned to erect over her...tongues, fhall wafte [away, And power's vain pomp, in mould'ringduft decay. But e'er mankind a wife more perfect fee, Eternity, O Time ! fhall bury thee....

...wrote, and porpos'd for a monument which he defigned to ereft over her grave. Enough, cold flone ! fuffice her long-lov'd name ; Words are too weak to...tongues, fhall wafte [away, And power's vain pomp, in monld'ring duft decay. But e'er mankind a wife more perfect fee, Eternity, O Time ! mall bury thee....

...and purpos'd for a monument which he defigned to erect over her grave. Enough, cold ftone ! fuflice her long-lov'd name ; Words are too weak to pay her...more perfect fee, Eternity, O Time! fhall bury thee. He was a man fufceptible of love, in its fublimeft fenfe ; as may be feen by his letters, and in a...

...children, and alfo a handtbme fortune. He wrote the following epitaph for a monument he defigned to ere£t over her grave : " Enough, cold ftone ! fuffice her...power's vain pomp in mould'ring duft decay. " But ere mankind a wife more perfect fee, " Eternity, O Time ! fhall bury thee." Jt would be tedious to...

...1731, and he wrote the following epitaph for her tomb :— Enough, cold stone ! Suffice her long-loved name ! Words are too weak to pay her virtues claim. Temples and tombs and tongues shall waste away, And power's vain pomp In mouldering dust decay ; But ere mankind a wife more perfect...

...he wrote the following epitaph for her tomb : — Enough, cold stone ! Suffice her long-loved name I Words are too weak to pay her virtues claim. Temples and tombs and tongues shall waste away, And power's vain pomp in mouldering dust decay ; Bat ere mankind a wife more perfect...