| Point of View. |
| He views all subjects from one point alone; Need it be said that point is just his own? |
| Pre-Raffaelites. |
| Make to the whole subservient every part; Your piecemeal excellence shows skill not art. |
| Pride. |
| "I have no pride, not I," the donkey cries; "What can an ass be proud of?" fox replies. |
| Pride in Small Matters. |
| "How splendidly I milk!" you make me laugh; Who milks a cow the best must be a calf! |
| Proof of Worth. |
| Slight not the world, but still console thy breast When those esteem thee most who know thee best. |
| Recrimination. |
| Do not recriminate; that biting strain Backward and forward will saw love in twain. |
| Scholarship. |
| For scholarship few read, not one in twenty; But make it Fellowship, and you'll find plenty. |
| Scripture and Pride. |
| Who weighs his worth by God's eternal word Finds pride a curse, and vanity absurd. |
| Self. |
| On your own merits to descant be shy, Or false, or true, the end is vanity. |
| Self-love. |
| Monimia's constancy we all must feel, She loves herself, and is as true as steel. |