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1 Did once Augusta know the power Her smiles & praise possess I'm confident that from that hour She'd compliment me less.-- 2 From titles, which a senseless thing On wealthy fools confers How trivial are the joys that spring To men made Lords & Sirs.-- 3 But when Augusta condescends To grant the need of praise When she enrolls me midst her freinds Exulting flow my days.--
