Chap.

 1    2|     with perfect beauty adorn'd.~ ~ 'My Author and Disposer,
 2    2|      due~ ~ 'Giv'n and receiv'd; but in disparity~ ~ 'The
 3    2| create,~ ~ 'As when she touch'd the brink of all we hate.'~ ~
 4    4| virtue, Heaven for man design'd.'~ ~ After writing these
 5    4|      are rougher tasks assign'd;~ ~ The sheltering oak resists
 6    4|   queen,~ ~ 'Is quickly scorn'd when not ador'd.'~ ~But
 7    4| quickly scorn'd when not ador'd.'~ ~But the adoration comes
 8    4|           Loses discountenanc'd, and, like Folly, shows;~ ~ '
 9    4|     Empress of Russia, Madame d'Eon, &c. These, and many
10    5|      slave of love.~ ~ -'Curs'd vassalage,~ ~  'First idoliz'
11    5|  vassalage,~ ~  'First idoliz'd till love's hot fire be
12   13|          And best distinguish'd by black, brown, or fair.'~ ~