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[While folly's shrine attracts the fair]
 
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[While folly's shrine attracts the fair]

While folly's shrine attracts the fair,
Blame not the beaux who worship there;
If gods for you took meaner shapes,
No wonder we descend to apes;
Let beauty smile on worth alone,
And fops and fools will not be known.