What Is Fame? A Fancied Life In

To Observations Which Ourselves We Make, We Grow More Partial For Th' Observer's Sake.

Men, Some To Business, Some To Pleasure Take; But Every Woman Is At Heart A Rake.

When To Mischief Mortals Bend Their Will, How Soon They Find It Instruments Of Ill.

Persons Of Genius, And Those Who Are Most Capable Of Art, Are Always Most Fond Of Nature: As Such Are Chiefly Sensible, That All Art Consists In The Imitation And Study Of Nature.

Soft Is The Strain When Zephyr Gently Blows.