One Gets A Cross For His Crime,

The Guilty Are Alarmed And Turn Pale At The Slightest Thunder.

A Pauper Traveller Will Sing Before A Beggar.

The Skilful Class Of Flatterers Praise The Discourse Of An Ignorant Friend And The Face Of A Deformed One.

All Arts His Own, The Hungry Greekling Counts; And Bid Him Mount The Skies, The Skies He Mounts.

The Doings Of Men, Their Prayers, Fear, Wrath, Pleasure, Delights, And Recreations, Are The Subject Of This Book.