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Orsino And because he thought me such, (Remembering only what his fault deserves Forgetting all that's due to my own honour,) Shall I become the wretched thing he thought me? Prove his suspicions just? Quit the proud station Where injured virtue towers, & sink me down to His level who [[underline]] opprest [[/underline]] me? Oh not so!-- Orsino Mad is that nation, mad past thoughts of cure Who yeilds the immoral man, a patriot's name And [[underline]] looks in private vice, [[/underline]] for publick virtue! The Gt Ld Chatham used to say "the King was the greatest Courtier of his Court.--
