The Works of Henry Fielding - Edited by George Saintsbury in 12 Volumes $p Volume 12 by Henry Fielding
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_Mar. jun_. [_within_]. Order my chairman to call on me at
St James's.--No, let them stay. _Wit_. Heyday, whom the devil have we here? _Luck_. The young captain, sir; no less a person, I assure you. SCENE VI.--LUCKLESS, WITMORE, MARPLAY, jun. _Mar. jun_. Mr Luckless, I kiss your hands--Sir, I am your most obedient humble servant; you see, Mr Luckless, what power you have over me. I attend your commands, though several persons of quality have staid at court for me above this hour. _Luck_. I am obliged to you--I have a tragedy for your house, Mr Marplay. _Mar. jun_. Ha! if you will send it to me, I will give you my opinion of it; and if I can make any alterations in it that will be for its advantage, I will do it freely. _Wit_. Alterations, sir? _Mar. jun_. Yes, sir, alterations--I will maintain it. Let a play be never so good, without alteration it will do nothing. |
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