Essays On the Stage
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] Now you don't find out our Gentlemans malicious meaning bythis, but I shall inform ye. He says, I'm sorry the Ladies brought theirWits and Modesties with them, that came to see this Character; and yetall the whole Town can witness, that as many of the Ladies as could getinto the Play-House came thither, to wait upon Her late _Majesty ofSacred Memory_, who did me that honour only for my benefit; and whowas of so nice a Temper, relating to Modesty, that if so much as a hinthad been given her by... those had seen it before, of such a thing asImmodesty, she had never came, much less had been diverted, as she was, when she did come; but this I take as striking at _her_ through mysides; and I think, to use his own words, _is above the Correction ofthe Pen_. [Footnote: Collier, p. 206. ] The next is such senselessmalice, or ignorance, that it deserves a hoot; he finds _Manuel_ in_Don Quixot_ (playing in his Farce for the Dukes diversion) addressingto the Dutchess in this manner, in a Jargon of Phrase made ridiculouson purpose: _Illustrious beauty, I must desire to know whether the mostpurifidiferous _Don Quixot_ of the _Manchissima_, and the Squireiferous_Pancha_, be in this Company or no_.
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] Now you don't find out our Gentlemans malicious meaning bythis, but I shall inform ye. He says, I'm sorry the Ladies brought theirWits and Modesties with them, that came to see this Character; and yetall the whole Town can witness, that as many of the Ladies as could getinto the Play-House came thither, to wait upon Her late _Majesty ofSacred Memory_, who did me that honour only for my benefit; and whowas of so nice a Temper, relating to Modesty, that if so much as a hinthad been given her by... those had seen it before, of such a thing asImmodesty, she had never came, much less had been diverted, as she was, when she did come; but this I take as striking at _her_ through mysides; and I think, to use his own words, _is above the Correction ofthe Pen_. [Footnote: Collier, p. 206. ] The next is such senselessmalice, or ignorance, that it deserves a hoot; he finds _Manuel_ in_Don Quixot_ (playing in his Farce for the Dukes diversion) addressingto the Dutchess in this manner, in a Jargon of Phrase made ridiculouson purpose: _Illustrious beauty, I must desire to know whether the mostpurifidiferous _Don Quixot_ of the _Manchissima_, and the Squireiferous_Pancha_, be in this Company or no_.
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