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Show 68 The MAID'S laft Trayer; cam. if you bring it to any thing, let me fervt Or, Any, rather than Fail. 69 you (hall find m e at m y Lodgings fa djd Tfaat muft be m rcafon of JJ. tfr R*tf. Well then, defire hirn t m : e t me, ,™£° * ma]iciou_ pleafure of reve ing the auarrel Sword in his Hand, to-morrow Morning. ;*g * forgetting her dear Lord) w h o have Gay. If he finds you fo backward, he il never a Q ^ and becn d e c e i & by & hcr. She can't deceive me. Pardon. _ f n r r , E»^ W v Sufan in a Mask. Sir Ruff. But to Night I have Bufinefs, you hsnvhom we have here ? a Sifter in A m n i o n ! if m y Gay. Greater than your Honour ? ^vmph, and her Shepherd have ftray'd together : 'Twere Sir Ruff. 'Tis very unfortunate But ufe your pv ' f t charity, of m y fide, to propofe a Club of Incon- Gay. Sir, I hope you'll pardon m y MerTage ^ for a R J e# defires you wou'd meet him, with your becond, m LfSf4 Mr# Granger I is't you ? fields. . Gran. Thebeftpartof him, Madam. SVr *>* I was juft defigning to fend to him, to L Sf4t © iawi Mr. Granger ! I fear I have tird your me, to-morrow Morning. Patience: An impertinent Kinfwoman popt in upon m e, Gay. He defires it may be to Night, Sir. and k t m e above half an Hour, I v o w now. Sir Sym. T o Night ? Gran. A Trick upon m e ! but I'll fit her. [Afide.] I Gay. At Twelve: The M o o n (hines very clear: bought the Minutes Ages, 'till you came. lam-Gate, at Twelve, Sir L SUt Q Jefu ! and did you, dear Mr.Granger ? Sir Sym. I muft fend to Mr. Granger ; I ik Gran. By her, O Jefu! I guefs the P a r t y - [Ahde. Sir Madam, this Happinefs attones for all. Gay. Come, Sir, I have Bufinefs for an Hour; k L. SU. O Jefu! but can you love m e dearly ? you ready, you need not make your Will, I belie?! Qrmt More than Heav'n. meet you at the Sun Tavern behind the Change, at £. su. And you'll beconftant ? fail-todifappoint you of your Seconds. [Afdt.l Gran. As Penelope. L. Su. And you'll love m e for ever and ever ? S C E N E Rofamond'/ Pond, Gran. Amen, to the end of the Chapter. L. Su. You'll fwear all this ? Granger alone. Gran. The Bible through, Madam : By your fair lelt, Let the W o m a n deferve as little as her Man, I by all . '" L m~'~ dom fails of a favourable Opinion of her own Ck L. Su. Hold, hold, good Sir, enough : Well, w e mail and, in the Intrigue, if it be polTible, will be thegi be fo happy ; but when ? For n o w you may command Fool of the two. Becaufe I like Trickitt, (he think:me. p " ., in love with her: Why, h o w has (he the Impudenc Gran. N o w , Madam, this mftant [Embracing ner. think fo ! but (he does think fo ; for in this Note L. SU. O Jefu! what do you mean has promis'd to meet m e here : If (he has Honei Gran. T o let you know h o w well I ^ you. nough to be as good as her Word ', (he needs no? L. Su. No, I vow, I w o u d not for all the World . As Curie : There was no Occafion of m y knowing ts I hope foi: MalTy, yo*1 muft hate me, to offer^this can make her Husband a Cuckold, to make meb Gran. Rather if I (hou'd not offer it, Madam; the Op* ilLOpinion of her : I always thought fo ill of her, portunity, and you are ^ n d - 'tis n o w neceflary to think a little while well; to I, Su. O law! Sir! if youll be honourable Gran. |