Not ask a question, my lord?--

Don't, Grandison, don't!--Jeronymo and Clementina are my soul's woe--But

they are not worse than might be apprehended. You go to court with me

to-morrow: I will present you to the king.

I have had that honour formerly. I must depart to-morrow morning early.

I have already taken leave of several of my friends here: I have some to

make my compliments to at Rome, which I reserved for my return.

You stay with me to-night?--I intend it, my lord.

Well, we will return to company. I must make my excuses to my friends.

Your departure to-morrow must be one. They all admire you. They are

acquainted with your character. They will join with me to engage you, if

possible, to stay longer.--We returned to the company.

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