1857.
“A prudence undeceiving, undeceived,
That nor too little nor too much believed;
That scorn’d unjust suspicion’s coward fear,
And without weakness knew to be sincere.”
Lord Lyttelton’s Monody on his Wife.
“A prudence undeceiving, undeceived,
That nor too little nor too much believed;
That scorn’d unjust suspicion’s coward fear,
And without weakness knew to be sincere.”
Lord Lyttelton’s Monody on his Wife.