And been by care and observation taught:
’Tis thus a man his own opinions makes;
He holds that fast, which he with trouble takes;
While one whose notions all from books arise, }
Upon his authors, not himself, relies— 70}
A borrow’d wisdom this, that does not make us wise. }
Inured to scenes, where wealth and place command
Th’ observant eye, and the obedient hand,
A Tory-spírit his—he ever paid
Obedience due, and look’d to be obey’d.