Virtue and Sense are one; and, trust me, he 265
Who has not virtue is not truly wise.
Virtue (for meer good-nature is a fool)
Is sense and spirit, with humanity:
’Tis sometimes angry, and its frown confounds;
’Tis even vindictive, but in vengeance just. 270
Knaves fain would laugh at it; some great ones dare;
But at his heart the most undaunted son
Of fortune dreads its name and awful charms.
To noblest uses this determines wealth;