[The Works of Charles Lamb in Four Volumes, Volume 4 by Charles Lamb]@TWC D-Link bookThe Works of Charles Lamb in Four Volumes, Volume 4 PROLOGUE, SPOKEN BY MR 130/217
No painted mistress for your private hours? You keep no whore, sir? _Lovel_.
What does he mean? _John_.
Who for a close embrace, a toy of sin, And amorous praising of your worship's breath, In rosy junction of four melting lips, Can kiss out secrets from you? _Lovel_.
How strange this passionate behavior shows in you Sure, you think me some weak one. _John_.
Pray pardon me some fears. You have now the pledge of a dear father's life. I am a son--would fain be thought a loving one; You may allow me some fears: do not despise me, If, in a posture foreign to my spirit, And by our well-knit friendship, I conjure you, Touch not Sir Walter's life.
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