Hannah More (1745–1833) was an English poet, playwright, religious writer, social reformer, and anti-slavery activist. This poem was written by More and published in 1796. In it, two weavers, Dick and John, have a conversation. Dick complains how the world is unfair, and John counters that their work would not be understood if a stranger walked in on them weaving. “‘But when we reach that world of light,’ // ‘And view those works of God aright,’ // ‘Then shall we see the whole design,’ // ‘And own the workman is divine.’” It is uncertain if More wrote this manuscript because, when compared to her published poem, it contains some anomalies in stanza 6, lines 3–4, and stanza 8, line 4.