An inconstant woman, tho’ she has no chance to be · John Gay

Those who in quarrels interpose,

An inconstant woman, tho’ she has no chance to be very happy, can never be very unhappy.

Betrayal and Disappointment

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John Gay

1685-06-30 — 1732-12-04 · Barnstaple

John Gay (1685-1732) was an English poet and playwright. He is best known for his ballad opera, 'The Beggar's Opera', which became a landmark in British musical theatre. Gay was a member of London's literary circle, which included figures like Alexander Pope and Jonathan Swift. His work is often characterized by a satirical tone and keen observation of the society of his time.