The Mirror of Taste, and Dramatic Censor, Vol. I, No. 2, February 1810
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1. Front matter2. THE MIRROR OF TASTE,3. DRAMATIC CENSOR.4. CHAPTER II.5. DRAMATIC CENSOR.6. MAN AND WIFE;7. MORE SECRETS THAN ONE:8. SCENE I.—Abel Grouse’s cottage. Enter Abel Grouse and Fanny.9. SCENE II.—A parlour in sir W. Worret’s house. The breakfast prepared, urn, &c. Sir Willoughby reading the newspaper. He rises and rings the bell; then pulls out his watch.10. SCENE III.—O’Dedimus’s office. Boxes round the shelves. O’Dedimus discovered writing at an office table. A few papers and parchments, &c.11. SCENE I.—A library at Sir Willoughby’s. Enter Helen with Servant.12. SCENE II.—The door of a country inn.—Ponder sitting on a portmanteau.13. SCENE I.—O’Dedimus’s office. Ponder discovered.14. SCENE II.—an apartment at sir Willoughby’s.—Enter sir Willoughby, and William meeting him, the latter delivers a letter.15. SCENE III.—A room in sir Willoughby’s house—Helen and Charles meeting—Helen screams—they run towards each other, as if to embrace—Charles stops suddenly.16. SCENE I.—O’Dedimus’s office—Enter Charles pulling in Ponder by the collar.17. SCENE II.—Sir Rowland’s.18. SCENE III.—An apartment at sir Willoughby’s; a door in the flat. Enter Helen and Charles.19. SCENE I.—An apartment at sir Willoughby Worret’s. Enter sir Willoughby and lady Worret.20. SCENE II.—O’Dedimus’s Office.