fortune, but I can't talk. If you have a mind, of an untasted happiness, and the other in their sir Charles, to be merry, and celebrate my sis-deliverance from an experienced misery. ter's wedding, and my divorce, you may command my house; but my head aches consumedly! Scrub, bring me a dram. Arch. 'Twould be hard to guess which of these parties is the better pleased, the couple joined, or the couple parted; the one rejoicing in hopes 'Both happy in their several states we find; 'These parted by consent, and those conjoined. 'Consent, if mutual, saves the lawyer's fee; 'Consent is law enough to set you free?' THE BRITISH DRAMA; COMPREHENDING THE BEST PLAYS IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE. COMEDIES. VOL. II.-PART II. LONDON, PUBLISHED BY WILLIAM MILLER, OLD BOND-STREET. PRINTED BY JAMES BALLANTYNE, EDINBURGH. |