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| [No. 91] | Thursday, June 14, 1711 | Steele |
In furias ignemque ruunt, Amor omnibus Idem.
Virg.
Tho' the Subject I am now going upon would be much more properly the Foundation of a Comedy, I cannot forbear inserting the Circumstances which pleased me in the Account a young Lady gave me of the Loves of a Family in Town, which shall be nameless; or rather for the better Sound and Elevation of the History, instead of Mr. and Mrs. such-a-one, I shall call them by feigned Names. Without further Preface, you are to know, that within the Liberties of the City of
Westminster
lives the Lady