And what love is, unless it be in learning,
I think I'm ignorant.
This passage is retained in "The Pilgrim," as altered by Sir John Vanburgh; so that it does not appear what alterations were made, to accommodate the Song to the Scholar's previous appearance. The idea of the character is copied from the story told by the Curate, in the First Chapter of the Second Part of the Adventures of the Knight of La Mancha, and applied by him to the relapse of that doughty champion.
SONG.
MUSIC WITHIN.
The Lovers enter at opposite Doors, each held by a Keeper.
Phil. Look, look, I see—I see my love appear!