Epsom-wells : a comedy acted at the Duke's Theatre

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"Bpfom Well: {tea] Wi Ot hey et E‘E"OI\ ) b[l 104 derd Enter Fribble, Mrs. Frib. 224 Bisket Fribs Where's Mr, Kick and Cuff, Doll, we left 'em here bu evennow when we went to drink with our Neighbours Ms. Frib. They were fent for upon extraordinary bufinefs they paid the Reckoning Bisk. 1yow they arevery civil, fair condition'd Gentlemen a one would wilh to drink or bow! with 3 butI vo W thebe OU omit atures but i 7 there wer fome Bullies there fwore {o bloodily, I was afraid th Bowlinggreen would have fallen upon our heads; but where' my Lamb? Mrs. Frib. She's {tept toa Neighbour in the Bowling-green {he'll come inftantly Frib. Come, Neighbour Bisket, will you g0? our friend expect us to be merry with them, I could b o brisk to night fa, la, la, &ec it hearso Ty her tonigh ‘E\u Ak y hadhee ad . (1d{ DEEN Pf‘ul r with him, (k 7![);_:5 (WOU t vo r J ot Brisk. Ay, and I too, fa, la, la; we'll ing old Rofe, faith hey, Boys Mrs. Frib. Why, have you the confidence to offe to leav me when the Gentlemen are gone, ard you in thi condition Frib. How, what fay you Mrs. Frib 1 have been too tame; 'tis time now to pluck u a {pirit, you fcurvy Fellow Frib. As Gad judge me, the Jade's drunk Mrs. Frib, "Tis you are drunk, Beaft, every-nights youar fipping off your half-pints all day long, and ‘one has no mor comfort of you at night than of a Bed-{taff, nay not fo much Frib. Oh monftrous impudence! the Woman's pofle(s'd; a I hope to breathe Bisk. Pilh, this is nothing, my Duck {ays more to me tha this every day; they will have thefe humours with ‘€, min ha abundance prett Rogue ha ha t Frib Bu i yo b fool Neighbour I'l b none I'l no endure it. = Know your Lord and Mafter Mrs. Frib. TLammy own Miftrefs. Did I marry a foolith Haberdalher.to be govern'd by him.2 .out/upon thee, Nickeomad Folks M (d poop, I'le order thee, 1'faith Bisk. Juflt, my Duck - f. toa hair, ha, ha, ha Frib. Oh unheard of 1mpudence Mrs.Fribo All my, Neighbours cry out on me; for fufferin yo