[
  {
    "title": "Phryne.",
    "author": "Alexander Pope",
    "lines": [
      "IMMITATION OF ENGLISH POETS. EARL OF DORSET",
      "",
      "  Phryne had talents for mankind,",
      "  Open she was, and unconfined,",
      "    Like some free port of trade:",
      "  Merchants unloaded here their freight,",
      "  And agents from each foreign state",
      "    Here first their entry made.",
      "",
      "  Her learning and good breeding such,",
      "  Whether the Italian or the Dutch,",
      "    Spaniards or French came to her:",
      "  To all obliging she'd appear,",
      "  'Twas 'Si, Signor,' 'twas 'Yaw, Mynheer,'",
      "    'Twas 'S' il vous plaît, Monsieur.'",
      "",
      "  Obscure by birth, renown'd by crimes,",
      "  Still changing names, religions, climes,",
      "    At length she turns a bride:",
      "  In diamonds, pearls, and rich brocades,",
      "  She shines the first of batter'd jades,",
      "    And flutters in her pride.",
      "",
      "  So have I known those insects fair,",
      "  (Which curious Germans hold so rare)",
      "    Still vary shapes and dyes;",
      "  Still gain new titles with new forms;",
      "  First grubs obscene, then wriggling worms,",
      "    Then painted butterflies."
    ],
    "linecount": "25"
  }
]