pecuniary resources

In 1797 he published his poem of “Beaumaris Bay,” which was extremely well received by the public, and materially added to his pecuniary resources. 

Another great man in the literary and histrionic professions, the novelist, Fielding, although of an aristocratic stock, and liberally educated, began life almost without pecuniary resources.

It was congenial occupation for him, and thus added to the happiness of the family, though very little to its pecuniary resources.

I tremble for the anxiety of mind you suffer about Papa and your own pecuniary resources.

Though few in number, without allies, and without pecuniary resources, yet they were full of energy and heroic courage.