Belf. jun. How shall I give utterance to my gratitude, or my love?

Belf. Now you are all assembled to overwhelm me with confusion. Like some poor culprit, surrounded by a crowd of witnesses, I stand convicted and appalled. But all your wrongs shall be redressed; my whole life shall be employed in acts of justice and atonement. Virtue, and this virtuous woman, were my first ruling passions.

Now they resume their social, soft control,
And love and happiness possess my soul.

THE END.

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