XI.

'Vain man, is grandeur given to gay attire?

'Then let the butterfly thy pride upbraid:

'To friends, attendants, armies, bought with hire?

'It is thy weakness that requires their aid:

'To palaces, with gold and gems inlaid?

'They fear the thief, and tremble in the storm:

'To hosts, through carnage who to conquest wade?

'Behold the victor vanquished by the worm!

'Behold what deeds of woe the locust can perform!

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