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[[foreign: French]] [[underline]] Constance Chlore [[/underline]] .... .... prince magnanime [[underline]] Constantin [[/underline]] .... .... grand Roi, il transporte le siege de l'Empire à [[underline]] Constantinople, [[/underline]] nommé comme cela d'après lui. cette ville autrefois avait eté la fameuse [[underline]] Bizance. [[/underline]] [[/foreign]] Life swarms with ills, the boldest are afraid Where then is safety for a lovely maid? Unfit for conflict, round, beset with [[deletion]] foes [[/deletion]] [[addition]] woes [[/addition]] And Man, whom least she fears; her worst ˄ [[addition]] of [[/addition]] foes When kind most cruel, when oblig'd the most The least obliging. and by favours lost. Cruel by nature, they for kindness, hate and scorn you, for those ills, themselves create. If on your fame our sex a blot has thrown 'Twill ever stick, thro' malice of your own. Most hard; in pleasing your cheif glory lies and yet from pleasing, yr- cheif dangers rise; #
