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Mira. But hast not thou then sense enough to know that thou oughtst to be most ashamed of thyself, when thou hast put another out of countenance? Pet. Not I, by this handI always take blushing either for a sign of guilt, or ill breeding. Mira. I confess you ought to think so. You are in the right, that you may plead the error of your judgment in defence of your practice. That impudence and malice pass for wit. |
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