The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 14, No. 387, August 28, 1829 by Various
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_Glutton_.--May I not, Echo, eat my fill.
_Echo_.--Ill. _Glutton_.--Will it hurt me if I drink too much? _Echo_.--Much. _Glutton_.--Thou mock'st me nymph, I'll not believe it. _Echo_.--Believe it. _Glutton_.--Dost thou condemn then what I do? _Echo_.--I do. _Glutton_.--Is it that which brings infirmities? _Echo_.--It is! _Glutton_.--Then sweetest temperance I'll love thee. _Echo_. I love thee.. {If all be true which thou _Glutton_. { dost tell, {To gluttony I bid farewell. _Echo_.--Farewell. |
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