104 LOVE of FAME , Sat. V.

She sees the Planets in their turns advance;

And scorns, Toitier , thy sublunary dance.

Of Desagitlter she bespeaks fresh air,

And JVhiJlon has engagements with the fair.

What vain experiments Sophronia tries!

"Ids not in air-pumps the gay Colonel dies.

But tho’ to-day this rage of science reigns,

(O fickle sex!) soon end her learned pains.

Lo! Tug from Jupiter her heart has got,

Turns out the stars, and Newton is a sot.

To —--turn, she never took the height

Of Saturn , yet is ever in the right.

She strikes each point with native force of mind.While puzzled learning blunders far behind,Graceful to fight, and elegant to thought,

The great are vanquiiht, and the neise are taught.Her breeding finiiht, and her temper sweet,When serious, easy; and when gay, discreet;

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