Note 666 — THE ARGUMENT.
Reading edition
This couplet, and its wretched rhymes, seem derived from an elegy of Walsh in Dryden's Miscellanies:
I know I ought to hate you for the fault; But oh! I cannot do the thing I ought.—Wakefield.
Reading edition
This couplet, and its wretched rhymes, seem derived from an elegy of Walsh in Dryden's Miscellanies:
I know I ought to hate you for the fault; But oh! I cannot do the thing I ought.—Wakefield.