LORD G. And could you, madam, have the heart to write--

LADY G. Why, my lord, do you mince the matter? For heart, say

courage. You may speak as plain in Miss Byron's presence, as you did

before she came: I know what you mean.

LORD G. Let it be courage, then.

HAR. Fie, fie, Lord G----! Fie, fie, Lady G----! What lengths do you

run! If I understand the matter right, you have both, like children,

been at play, till you have fallen out.

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