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Show 4 2 LoVe and a Bottle. Pin. To what ? To do what, Sir ? - Don't name it: - Tis all in vain; - you fha'n't do it; you need not ask ir. Lean. Only to kifs you. (Kiffes her: Pin. O h fie, Sir! Indeed I'll none of your Kiffes. Take it back again. (Kiffes him.) Is not the talk of the Sweetmeats very pretty about m y Lips ? Lean. O h hang your liquorifh Chaps ; you'd fain be licking your Lips, I find that. Pin. Indeed, Mr. Page, I wo'n't pay you the KifTesyou worf from ine laft Night at Crofs-purpofes ; and you fha'n't thinj to keep m y P a w n neither.- Pray give m e m y HungaryTfovftti - As I hope to be fav'd, I will have m y Hungary Bottle. -1 (Rummaging him.) - I'm flronger than you. - I'll carrf you in, and throw you upon the Bed, and take it from you.-4 (Takes him up in her Armsl Lean. Help ! help! I fhall be ravifh'd ! Help ! help ! Enter Lucinda. to Luc. What's the matter? Oh blefs m e ! Pin. O h dear, M a d a m , this unlucky Boy had almoft fpoilVF me. Did not your Ladylhip hear m e cry 1 fhou'd be ravifh'd?'• I was fo weak, I cou'd not refift the little ftrong Rogue ; he' whipt m e up in his Arms, like a Baby; and had not your: Ladylhip come in Luc. What, Sirrah ! wou'd you debauch m y Maid, you little Cock-Sparrow ? muft you be Billing too ? I have t great mind to make her whip you, Sirrah. Pin. O h dear, M a d a m , let m e do't. I'll take him into the Room, and I will fo chaftife him Luc. But do you think you'll be able, Pindrefs i I'll fend one of the M e n to help you. Pin. N o , no, M a d a m ; I cou'd manage him with one hand. See here, Madam. (Takes him in her Arms, and is running away*- Luc. Hold, hold! - I s this you that the little ftrong Rogue had almoft ravifh'd ? He fnatch'd you up in his Arms like a Baby. Ah Pindrefs, Pindrefs! I fee y'are very weak - Are not you afham'd, Girl, to debauch m y little Boy? Pin. Your Ladylhip gave m e orders to make him merry, and divert his melancholy ; and I know no better way than {< to teizehim a little. I'm afraid the Boy is troubl'd with the Rickets, and a little lhaking, M a d a m , wou'd do him fome good. Lean. I'm tir'd with impertinence, and have other bus'nefs tVon Ptmiuinen.. d I. hope your Ladylhip entertains no ill Op(i An fiiodne oifEmx mi.yt |
