Epilogue -

Gentlemen, pray be favourable to wake a fool dormant amongst ye; I have been kick'd, and kick'd to that purpose; may be, they knock'd at the wrong door, my brains are asleep in the garret. I must appeal from their feet to your hands; there is no way but one; you must clap me, and clap me soundly; d'ye hear, I shall hardly come to myself else .
Oh, since my case, without you, desperate stands,Wake me with the loud music of your hands.

Miss Ellen Terry -

And now the climax of it all,
We yield to a familiar thrall.
Here's Portia, here fair Rosalind,
Gay Beatrice, and Kate unkind;
Olivia whose tender folly
Immortalized a sprig of holly —
Ah! be they sad or sweet, or merry,
All, all are you , dear Ellen Terry!

Mr. Henry Dixey -

When Dixey in Adonis plays,
All hearts would sing their lightest lays,
For who could frown or who would sigh,
Or feel the world had gone awry —
When, luring us to happy ways,
Our Dixey in Adonis plays!

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