The Palace, and the Villa differ wide,
For both, a proper Ornament provide,
Perhaps in this, you must Profuseness spare;
When that; requires you to be lavish there.
If from the usual Taste your Building springs
Magnificently great, a Seat for Kings,
Let your exalted Fancy, tho' 'tis new,
Keep the great Arts of Greece and Rome in View;
From thence your Fabrick form, your Genius flow,
Thence bid the Ravish'd Gazer's Bosom glow.