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Show W 08 Soldier's Fortune 2 Court. No,I have other Projecls o' foot: Marriage has crackt my Cre their Cargo's Beang. Nobly refolv'd -NR&TE ' ey and the ld, extravag nthis Fortnigh { with me for hig ny i the C ar, and etur ih m. Why ho d Gentleman ould hav ‘Right thought ok ercife gou, for hoseh E‘ o0 Beang. ‘Tell her, Pm her Vaflal, and will wait on her this Moment Cowrtine, good morrow Court. Gone, already Beang. "Trading comes in, Friend, and I muft mind my Calling, that all gey. "Tis e 10 fpoi devil, wilt not part with me; thou ar Difciple, when there is good fubftantia be we may do a Murder before we par well not fail of Dared. \With all myHeart; let us fire a Houfe or two, poifon a Conftable and all his Watch, ravifh fix Cinder-women, and kill a Beadle Beang. Shall we doall this Dared. Do't! DIl do't my felf Beang. ‘Thoy-art the.very Spirit of Iniquity [ Enter Footmaw Footm. Sir, Captain Beaugard Beang., W ith me, Friend Footm. Sir, there is a Mafqu'd Lady, inaChair, at the Corner of th Street, defiresa Word with you inftantly e of the contra Allons, Daredevil Dared. Friend, farewell to thee; if either of us are run through th Lungs, or fhot in the Head, before we meet again, let us hear from on another out of the Lower World, ‘how matters go there, and what Entertainment they give us Court. You fhall find me a very civil Correfpondent, Sir Dared, Farewell Court. The fame good Wifh to you, Sir. Now willI outinto the middle of the Street, play at Blind-mans-buff by my felf, turn three time round, and catch whol can | 1 \ v Bod}" URO i f'l .¢ the Benedtf'b‘®xm"! Buty "[ o ' et (B rdj ;fe";gefl o1 f Beang. Prethee a little Patience, tho it be a Vertue, dear Temptation - Ente another Footmas Footm. Sir, is your name Captain Beaugard Beang. Yes, my dear Meroury, 1 am the happy Man s - - B Footm, The T A o VS m} i Beang. This fhould be the Place, and yet I fee no Chair Dared. Then let us fall to Mifchief | [iv Enter Beaugard and Daredevil R qt for 3 fool Scene changes to the Street 1k B se e Thou, Daremore a Friend than.to leave th Sinning like to go forward. Ma ; fomething that is very wicke e, Ugh Lam and good Fortune guide thee g m W P the y 1 TWQ dit fo, that no body that knows my Condition cares to deal with me ThereforeI am refolv'd to fet out for' New Difcoveries, and try how can thrive where my Name's a Stranger Beang. W hat, thisMorning Courr. "Uhis very Morning: Fortified with Burdeanx, as1am, will I iffu forth; and let all ftragling Wives, Widows, and Virgins have acare o |
