F. H. BRETT.

Wirksworth.

"_Perhaps it was right to dissemble your love_," (Vol. iv., pp. 24.

72.).--These lines will be found in Act I. Sc. 1. of J. P. Kemble's comedy

of _The Panel_, which is an alteration from Bickerstaff's comedy of _'Tis

Well It's No Worse_. Not having access to the original comedy, I am unable

to say to which of the two authors the lines should be given; but I presume

them to be Kemble's.

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