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Variety.

The noblest talent love can claim,
Is never to appear the same;
For 'tis variety alone,
That props the urchin-tyrant's throne.
So do the seasons, as they range,
Afford new pleasure when they change:
The sweetest flower would cease to cheer,
Should fragrant spring bloom all the year.