Citation - New York Weekly Journal: 1750.04.02

NYWJ.750.011
2 Apr 1750:41 (849)
From the Boston Weekly Post-Boy.  Sir, The following lines
were wrote just after the arrival of the money granted us by
Parliament, by a gentleman who was in the country but a few
weeks; if you will give them a place in your paper you will
oblige, Your humble servant, etc.
  In ev'ry climate, age and state
  Our passions are the same:
  One hour 'tis wealth employs our wish,
  The next we sigh for fame.
  . . . [8 more verses, 32 more lines]