The Love-chase by James Sheridan Knowles
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No man is he for concerts, balls, or routs!
No game he knows at cards, save rare Pope Joan! He ne'er could master dance beyond a jig; And as for music, nothing to compare To the melodious yelping of a hound, Except the braying of his huntsman's horn! Ask HIM to stay in town! Sir Wil. [Without.] Hoa, Constance! Con. Sir! - Neighbour, a pleasant ride to Lincolnshire! Good-bye! Sir Wil. [Without.] Why, Constance! Con. Coming, sir. Shake hands! Neighbour, good-bye! Don't look so woe-begone; 'Tis but a two-days' ride, and thou wilt see Rover, and Spot, and Nettle, and the rest Of thy dear country friends! Sir Wil. [Without.] Constance! I say. Con. Anon!--Commend me to the gentle souls, And pat them for me!--Will you, neighbour Wildrake? Sir Wil. [Without.] Why, Constance! Constance! Con. In a moment, sir! |
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