Golden Palaces of Love, and Castles--in the Air (interrupted her Majesty, _Lucy_ I. smiling.) ‘Gad take me (cry’d King _Wou’d-be_) thou dear Partner of my Greatness, and shalt be, of all my Pleasures! thy pretty satirical Observation has oblig’d me beyond Imitation.’ I think your Majesty is got into a Vein of Rhiming to-night, (said _Philadelphia_.) Ay! Pox of that young insipid Fop, we could else have been as great as an Emperor of _China_, and as witty as _Horace_ in his Wine; but let him go, like a pragmatical, captious, giddy Fool as he is! I shall take a Time to see him. Nay, Sir, (said _Philibella_) he has promis’d your Majesty a Visit in our Hearing. Come, Sir, I beg your Majesty to pledge me this Glass to your long and happy Reign; laying aside all Thoughts of ungovern’d Youth: Besides, this Discourse must needs be ungrateful to her Majesty, to whom, I fear, he will be marry’d within this Month! How! (cry’d _King and no King_) married to my Queen! I must not, cannot suffer it! Pray restrain your self a little, Sir (said Sir _Philip_) and when once these Ladies have left us, I will discourse your Majesty further about this Business. Well, pray, Sir _Philip_, (said his Lady) let not your Worship be pleas’d to sit up too long for his Majesty: About five o’Clock I shall expect you; ’tis your old Hour. And yours, Madam, to wake to receive me coming to Bed--Your Ladyship understands me, (return’d _Friendly_.) You’re merry, my Love, you’re merry, (cry’d _Philadelphia_:) Come, Niece, to Bed! to Bed! Ay, (said the Knight) Go, both of you and sleep together, if you can, without the Thoughts of a Lover, or a Husband. His Majesty was pleas’d to wish them a good Repose; and so, with a Kiss, they parted for that time.