Absalom and Achitophel.
Of this rhyme satire and nature, I can adduce two other instances from Dryden.
In the same category we must place nature and creature, nature and feature. Here is an example from Dryden; and I can bring forward two others:
"A proof that chance alone makes every creature
A very Killigrew without good nature."
Essay upon Satire.
And here is one from Pope:
"'Tis a virgin hard of feature,
Old and void of all good nature."
Answer to "What is Prudery?"