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Sir Cameron,—Sir Cameron disguised!

How had you patience to endure all these trammels?

I have been too fortunate under them to feel impatient, but help me, an thou wilt, to get rid of them now. (Putting off his female attire, assisted by .) But where is the doctor? don't let him steal off.

No, Sir; you need have no apprehension that I shall steal off, as you are pleased to term it. I am too bold in my conscious innocence, and in the principles of an incomparable science, to shrink from defending both. Have I not already given proofs of its truth and usefulness in the discovery I have made of the talents of that unmanageable boy?—who may now be cultivated, from a mere vacant idler, into one of the deepest philosophers of the age.

Here comes his tutor, very opportunely, to corroborate your assertions, Dr. Crany. (To