To
a
very
Young
Gentleman
at
a
Dancing-School
.
I.
SO
when
the
Queen
of
Love
rose
from
the
Seas
,
Divinely
Fair
in
such
a
blest
amaze
,
Th'
inamour'd
watry
Deities
did
gaze
.
II
.
As
we
when
charming
Flammin
did
suprize
,
More
heavenly
bright
our
whole
Seraglio's
Eyes
;
And
not
a
Nymph
her
Wonder
could
disguise
.
III
.
Whilst
with
a
graceful
Pride
the
lovely
boy
Pass'd
all
the
Ladies
(
like
a
Sultan
)
by
,
Only
he
lookt
more
absolute
and
coy
.
IV
.
When
with
an
Haughty
air
he
did
advance
,
To
lead
out
some
transported
she
to
dance
,
He
gave
his
hand
as
carelesly
as
Chance
.
V.
Attended
with
a
Universal
sigh
,
On
her
each
Beauty
cast
a
Jealous
Eye
,
And
quite
fall
out
with
guiltless
Destiny
.