A TALE OF DRURY LANE.
By W. S.
Thus he went on, stringing one extravagance upon another, in the style his books of chivalry had taught him, and imitating as near as he could their very phrase.—Don Quixote.
To be spoken by Mr. Kemble in a Suit of the Black Prince's Armour, borrowed from the Tower.
Survey this shield all bossy bright;
These cuisses twain behold;
Look on my form in armour dight
Of steel inlaid with gold.
My knees are stiff in iron buckles,