Is ever awakening his Enemies’ Slumber,
Lamenting his Foes, yet increasing their Number.
So dirty, no Gentleman cares to go near him,
And sensible Women don’t know how to bear him.
His Wit is rebellious, and, as a Man’s Wife, 350
If it conquers him once, ’tis his Master for Life;
And, though there are things it may chance to produce
If it takes the right turn of an excellent use,
Yet, ’tis plain to be seen, it extinguishes Merit
And dashes the Efforts of Genius and Spirit.”