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The Works of Charles Lamb in Four Volumes, Volume 4

PROLOGUE, SPOKEN BY MR
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He wept with many tears (which I had not before noted in him), and appeared to be touched with the sense as of some unkindness; but the cause of their sad separation and divorce quickly recurring, he presently returned to his former inwardness of suffering.
_Marg_.

The reproach of his brother's presence at this hour would have been a weight more than could be sustained by his already oppressed and sinking spirit.

Meditating upon these intricate and widespread sorrows, hath brought a heaviness upon me, as of sleep.
How goes the night ?-- _Sand_.

An hour past sunset.

You shall first refresh your limbs (tired with travel) with meats and some cordial wine, and then betake your no less wearied mind to repose.
_Marg_.


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