The Irish deem'd witty,
The French débonnaire;
Though all may invite me,
I'd value them not;
The charms that delight me
I find in a SCOT.
It is presumedly to the same young lady he was referring [pg 6]in the verses written probably shortly after he returned to London after his visit to Devonshire:—
ABSENCE.
Augustus, frowning, gave command.
And Ovid left his native land;