Lambert
Character Sketches of Romance, Fiction, and the Drama · 1892 · p. 66
( General ), parliamentary leader.—Sir W. Scott, Wood stock (time, Commonwealth). Lambert ( Sir John ), the dupe of Dr. Cant well, “the hypocrite.” He entertains him as his guest, settles on him £400 a year, and tries to make his daughter Charlotte marry him, although he is 59 and she under 20. His eyes are opened at length by the mercenary and licentious conduct of the doctor. Lady Lambert a ists in exposing him, but old lady Lambert remains to the last a believer in the “saint.” In Molière’s comedy, “Orgon” takes the place of Lambert, “Mde. Parnelle” of the old lady, and “Tartuffe” of Dr. Cant well. Lady Lambert , the gentle, loving wife of Sir John. By a stratagem, she convinces her husband of Dr. Cant well’s true character. Colonel Lambert , son of Sir John and Lady Lambert. He a ists in unmasking “the hypocrite.” Charlotte Lambert , daughter of Sir John and Lady Lambert. A pretty, bright girl, somewhat giddy, and fond of teasing her sweetheart, Darnley (see act i. 1).—I. Bicker staff, The Hypocrite (1769).
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