Memoir of Jane Austen by James Edward Austen-Leigh
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_Enter_ CORYDON. _Corydon_. But hush: I am interrupted. [_Exit_ CORYDON. _Enter_ OLD HUMBUG _and his_ SON, _talking_. _Old Hum_. It is for that reason that I wish you to follow my advice. Are you convinced of its propriety? _Young Hum_. I am, sir, and will certainly act in the manner you have pointed out to me. _Old Hum_. Then let us return to the house. [_Exeunt_. SCENE II.--_A parlour in_ HUMBUG'S _house_. MRS. HUMBUG _and_ FANNY _discovered at work_. _Mrs. Hum_. You understand me, my love? _Fanny_. Perfectly, ma'am: pray continue your narration. _Mrs. Hum_. Alas! it is nearly concluded; for I have nothing more to say on the subject. _Fanny_. Ah! here is Daphne. _Enter_ DAPHNE. _Daphne_. My dear Mrs. Humbug, how d'ye do? Oh! Fanny, it is all over. |
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