English poem
EPIGRAM on Mrs. Clive's resenting being put out of the Part of Portia, and saying she was surely as well…
by David Garrick (1717–1779)
Dear Kate, it is vanity both us bewitches, Since I must the truth on't reveal, For when I mount the ladder, and you wear the breeches, We shew—what we ought to conceal.
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