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Mending China Monologue from Love in a Wood

From Love in a Wood by William Wycherley

any · philosophical · 45 sec

Use common white lead for mending china and glass. Apply the paint to the edges with a small stick, place rubber bands or twine around it to hold the parts together, and set away to become thoroughly hardened. It is very much better, however, to immediately throw out a piece of broken china, as all the mending in the world never makes it perfect, and there can be no satisfaction in having an imperfect piece of china that is liable at any time to fall apart and break several other pieces.

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