Lady E. G. Warwick, farewell! I shall not long survive thee.

King E. I hope thou wilt-Elizabeth, remember His dying charge, think on thy promise giv'n. Thou shalt remain with me, with me lament Our common benefactor; we will sit And talk together of my Warwick's virtues, For I will try to emulate them all, And learn, by copying him, to merit thee. His great example shall inspire my breast With patriot zeal-shall teach me to subdue The pow'r of faction, vanquish party rage, And make me, what alone I wish to be, The happy king of an united people.

[Exeunt omnes.

THE END.

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A COMEDY,

IN FIVE ACTS;

BY RICHARD BRINSLEY SHERIDAN, Esq.

AS PERFORMED AT THE THEATRES ROYAL,

DRURY LANE AND COVENT GARDEN.

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FROM THE PROMPT BOOK.

WITH REMARKS

BY MRS. INCHBALD.

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