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Updated: May 15, 2025
I am extreme annoyed and fluttered, yet would not be a vain lamenter neither. Life is still endurable when met with an easy common sense, and this I call to my aid on this occasion. I had a mind to return to London about a month since, when word came that my young rake of a son would come hither for a few days, with his friend Carew.
The tears ran down her cheeks as she read it; and her colour changed several times. No end of her persecutions, I think! 'What a cruelty in my fate! said the sweet lamenter. 'Now the only comfort of my life must be given up! Miss Howe's correspondence, no doubt. But should she be so much grieved at this?
My mind is made up to quit this country ere long, and seek peace abroad, where I found it when I was younger than I am now. Folly! I tell myself so, and yet I will do it, when one or two businesses I must attend on are finished. 'Tis not that I am a lamenter over that I have told you. I care not what happens to my prodigal, and had sooner be out of hearing of his doings.
It might be expected, sir, from a patriot, a lamenter of the degeneracy of mankind, and an inflexible opponent of corruption, that he should consider rather facts than persons, that he should regulate his decision by the unvariable principles of reason and justice, and that, therefore, he should not applaud at one time what he condemns at another.
I hold that tears are more genuine than words, for which reason the best weeper has been preferred, and so has received the velvet suit. Nevertheless, the loudest lamenter is not unworthy; and so I repeat that he shall have the silk suit.
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