’Tis dangerous, in t’other ’tis not so:
By which you may conjecture easily,
That when two persons do the self-same thing,
It oftentimes falls out that in the one
’Tis criminal, in t’other ’tis not so:
Not that the thing itself is different,
But he who does it.—In these youths I see
The marks of virtue; and, I trust, they’ll prove
Such as we wish them. They have sense, I know;
Attention; in its season, liberal shame;