Felt he for humble Food his fainting Nature crave.
instead of ll. 183–6:
Mirrors of mighty Size and Pictures Rare,
Statues and Busts and Tap’stried Walls were there;
There Art and Nature were, ’twas said, at Strife;
Views looked like Pictures, Figures looked as Life;
And Men disputed where the Charms abide
Most worthy Praise; but no man could decide.
after l. 387:
“You read your Bible?” He assenting smil’d