[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 148/217
That I will, John. [_Exeunt_. SCENE .-- _An inner Apartment_. JOHN _is discovered kneeling_ .-- MARGARET _standing over him_. _John_ (_rises_).
I cannot bear To see you waste that youth and excellent beauty, ('Tis now the golden time of the day with you,) In tending such a broken wretch as I am. _Marg_.
John will break Margaret's heart, if he speak so. O sir, sir, sir, you are too melancholy, And I must call it caprice.
I am somewhat bold Perhaps in this.
But you are now my patient, (You know you gave me leave to call you so,) And I must chide these pestilent humors from you. _John_.
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