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The poem "Epitaph, on Sir Godfrey Kneller In Westminster-Abby 1723" by Alexander Pope is presented. First Line: Kneller, by Heav'n and not a Master taught, Last Line: Her works; and dying, fears herself may die.

The poem "To Sir Godfrey Kneller, On his painting for me the Statues of Apollo, Venus and Hercules" by Alexander Pope is presented. First Line: What God, what Genius did the Pencil move; Last Line: And strong as Hercules.

The poem "Lines" by Alexander Pope is presented. First Line: But what avails to lay down rules for sense? Last Line: And brings the true Saturnian age of lead.

The poem "In behalf of Mr. Southerne. To the Duke of Argyle" by Alexander Pope is presented. First Line: Argyle his Praise, when Southerne wrote, Last Line: They'll fit no Man alive.

The poem "The Second Epistle of the Second Book of Horace Imitated by Mr. Pope" by Alexander Pope is presented. First Line: Dear Col'nel! Cobham's and your Country's Friend! Last Line: Whom Folly pleases, and whose Follies please.

The poem "On Lady Mary Wortley Montagu's Portrait" by Alexander Pope is presented. First Line: The play full smiles around the dimpled mouth; Last Line: And the whole Princess in my work should shine.

The poem "Lines from Acis and Galatea" by Alexander Pope is presented. First Line: The Flocks shall leave the Mountains, Last Line: As these dear Smiles to me.