I took his pen, and followed him immediately, thus—

“Yet secretly you hope I lie.”

He told me that was unkind, because it was not just, and that I put him

upon contradicting me, which did not consist with good manners, any

more than with his affection; and therefore, since I had insensibly

drawn him into this poetical scribble, he begged I would not oblige him

to break it off; so he writes again—

“Let love alone be our debate.”

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