The Theatre of Education.: Translated From the French of the Countess De Genlis. in Four Volumes ...

Stéphanie Félicité Genlis

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5 tsi T H E S P O I L E D D O R I N A, I do not know.— — Lucy.
Well, then, remain with me, I conjure you ; my Aunt Ihall not know what is paft, I pro* mifeyou,.
DORINA.
But, Mifs, can you forget it i Lucy.
I cannot forget it, but you need not doubt my forgivenefs.
DorinaJ That is not enough ; my prefence muft be difj^reeable to you ; you (hall be freed from it— Farewdl, Mifs. (She goes out.) Lucy, in tears* Hear me— hear me.— —She is gone !
where can ftie go ?-— — ^I feel my tears flow in fpite... of me. She deceived me, (he hated me •, I no longer cftcem her, I mufl: no longer CHILD. zsi love her!— i«^But I did love her-— 'Tis that recolleftion which affefts me. She can no longer be dear to me;— -however, I rauftin- tcreft myfelf in her fate.— Some body comes> Ah I it is my Aunt.
SCENE X.
MELINDA. PHILLIS, LUCY.
Melinda.
J^tLy dear Lucy, I come to thank you for your purpofe of owning your faults to me.
Lucy.
My dear Aunt, has Phillis told you ?
Melinda..
' She has told me all, and (hewn me the let- ter, notwithftanding you forbid her ; whichy • however, I approve of.

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