 | A Collection of Poems in Six Volumes |  |
The LADY's Resolve.
Written extempore on a Window. By the Same.
Whilst thirst of praise, and vain desire of fame,In every age, is every woman's aim;
With courtship pleas'd, of silly toasters proud,
Found of a train, and happy in a crowd;
On each poor fool bestowing some kind glance,
Each conquest owing to some loose advance;
While vain coquets affect to be pursu'd,
And think they're virtuous, if not grossly lewd:
Let this great maxim be my virtue's guide;
In part she is to blame that has been try'd—
He comes too near that comes to be deny'd.
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