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Show _ ^ f e i ,. So The M A I D V laft Trayer; ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ th£e, Child, 'tis not any concern tor thy Car« ^ ^ ^ hedo? ^ rf ^ ^ • makes m e fpeak * retain he rai!s now' no b o dy wil1 bel'eve him. Siam. Thank you, good Captain. L M ^ be k n Q w s ° ^ I T S remrn^^tl^- What does he know ? He knows you're a W o - rnSyon'have injured me,Pi. fwinge you all, t ™ • ^ Lord, ^ know ^ _ ^ ^ _ ^ . i pj. (pot ' Siam. So get thee gone-Betty, is Una,: ^ ,, ^ a]]? H e ^ y ft fr ^ ^ ^ to my Lady Trickitt s £. M,/. W e n U\ do what j can tQ • S ' ffiffiyS? Mony ? ^ m' j * ^ » « * / «- "p, and f P4 betcet of £ E&i^"?*^^^the T°wn bdieve y°u but an Sinn ^ h T ^ g - L ^ N o t Eg" ** * * • * " •"* • > % hal,wi„ed forty jaunts to t'other end o'th' Town, and then m(h. If he had lefs w ; & be paid in crack'c Money; and pay Poundage ,s: But a thoufjnd Pound> my Dear j ™r * f* Bargain. .,. ,, , t r u , &nter Ketty. J W She faid you were obl.gd to her for theC. Betty. My Miftrefs bid m e tell 'your Ladyfhip, Mr. Gay. of the Court, and owed her a good I urn. «*,, within, and has made up the number of the Raffle Siam. And (he thinks to put m e o f f w j L. Ual. We're a little bufie yet, but (hall be glad of to r\aOnm. that's good, l faith ; and I muft atiord Company r# •, « * Ware io\ nothing: Where's the Heart let with K«gft. She's not difpleas'd at his being h J ^ ^ I mift this Morning? fnff W T > ?0t/or °,ur Turn>Child; he's an Obferver; b Betty. W e have fearch'd high and low, but to to, tho' he loves his Pleafure, he fwears he won't par cofe , . , -, T tf ti]1 Paft forty Here's Maria. * ' Siam. Then I fufpeft m y Lady Sinker took it. £^r Mariat Betty Sufpeft! why, (he's famous for it all the Mar. The Chair muft wait - - nver . £. Afo/. Send away thy Chair, Child: thou (halt ro 5iii» Nay, that may very well be -.For, to nytme with us: W e have BarTet this Evening g ledge, greater Ladies have been taken in the m a f i C^y » Maria.] M * . I'll but pay it off, and return in fhe (han'tW«*y Malepert «rf Wilhwell. ^J^ a Pretence: 'Twas G^w. fent fpr£' I did not exped your Lady (hip this half Hour: * has fo great a Friendihip for her, that, contrary to on the Tea-Water. , _. P * ^ 1 # s . ° * a well-bred Man,he has venrur'd to give With. W e had a mind to chat by our felvesi;rgood Advice, and, I believe, warn'd her of ourCoin-f W the Door, that w e may be private. aY- .nut u * M . ^ ^ ^ Scm ^ tL.Ud. I tax'd her of it, b ut (he dc ny'd if L.MaL I fwear I'm in mortal AppreheoWgjfc She's difcreet, and has but one Weakn fs, immo-t ^ r,/ , h*, m y Qerre-. a*! I know him ofTCfc love of Pla" i: >w, |
