To
—
.
IN
this
suspence
,
a
thousand
bear
a
part
,
With
hopes
and
fears
alternate
to
their
heart
;
With
equal
mind
—
wait
thy
uncertain
fate
,
Whate'er's
pronounc'd
,
yet
still
thou
may'st
be
great
,
If
wealth
and
honour
are
decreed
thy
name
,
Let
no
resentment
be
thy
future
aim
.
Nor
if
!
—
Avert
the
thought
—
and
in
the
doubtful
hour
,
Be
justice
guarded
by
some
heavenly
power
;
Be
D
—
still
—
and
let
thy
spirit
show
Thou
art
thyself
,
howe'er
this
contest
go
.