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Excerpt from The Brother in Law: A Comedy
Temple. I shall begin to think that the best of all medicines for my weak nerves and body, is an errand of benevolence; since I feel not the least weary with my long walk. The benevolent interest which Lady Georgina takes in the' good of these poor cot tagers, exhibits traces of a heart the most esti mable and amiable. There 'is indeed something in her whole character which pleases me exceedingly. With the innocent vivacity of a child of Nature, she unites the graces and accomplishments, the dignity and spirit that ought to be the true distinction of a woman of rank. But who comes hither. Yes It. Is 1, [enter Horace Strange] Welcome, always welcome, Horace, to the Parsonage.
Horace. My dear Sir, I rejoice to see you. And how are you, and all my old acquaintance? Is Optime as stout and hale as ever?4 Che Ember in ?ats.
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