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Show r^f"~ 'An tvcmnjsj^ove^ Z. - r~ 7" i^.r^rc nf Credence: But methinks with ™ S S « ^ to denounce War to all Mankind • vfn^nne to Niaht has taken a liking to you ; J f ^ ^ . b ? W l f e f f l : ta recommence of that *e faw you %„d. And (heexpeas in return of it that I fhall wait on her; I'll do't, Where lives (he ? I a m defperately in love \v,th her. J.,c. W h y , Can you loye her unknown. fome for her, roX L&; aiWiftS sw,n utwn me'J pay a" run /i ^'l'-is'impotfible your Love fhould be fo humble, to defeend to a Mu- UtWi!d. One would think fo, but I cannot help it. Gad, I think the reafon is becaufe there's fomething more of Sin in thy colour than in ours I know not what's the matter, but a Turky-Cock is not morcprovok'd at RedL then I brittle at the fight of Black. Come, be kinder to m e . Young, and flip an opportunity ? Tis an Evening loft out of your Life. ir. Thefe fine things you have faid over a thoufand times; your cold C o m pliment's the cold Pye of Love, which you ferve up to ev-rv new Gueft w h o m you invite. . ' _ ,, ... Wild. Come, becaufe thou art very moving, here's part ot the Gold, which thou brought'ft to corrupt m e for thy Lady; truth is, I had promts d a f u mm to a Spamfh L a d y - b u t thy Eyes have allur'd it from me. Jac You'll repent to morrow. Wild. Let to Morrow ftarve; or provide for himfelf, as to Night has done ; to Morrow is a cheat in love, and I will not truft it. Jac I, but Heaven that fees all things- Wild. Heaven that fees all things, will fay nothing ; that is, all Eyes, and n© Tongue ; Etta lune& les ejloiles,-you know the Song. Jac. A poor Slave as I a m - Wild. It lias been always m y Humour to love d o w n ward. I love to ftoop to m y prey, and to have it in m y power to fowfc at when I pleafe- W h e n a M a n comes to a great Lady, he is fain to approach her withfear and reverence; m e thinks there's fomething of Godlinefs in't. Jac. Yet I cannot believe, but the fneannefs of m y Habit muft needs fcanda-lize you. Wild. I'll tell thee m y Friend andfo forth, that I exceedingly Honour courfe Linen; 'tis as proper fometimes in an under Garment, as a courfe Towel is to rub and fcrub me. Jac. N o w I a m altogether of the other fide, I can love no where but above me.- Methinks the ratling of a Coach and fix Horfes, founds more eloquently, than the beft Harangue a Wit could make me. Wild. D o you make no more efteem of a Wit then ? Jac. His commendations ferve only to make others have a Mind to m e ; he does but fay Grace to m e like a Chaplain; and like him is the laft that fhall fall on. He ought to get no more by it, than a poor Silk-Weaver does by the Rib-bond which he works, to make a Gallant fine. Wild. Then what is a Gentleman to hope from you ? Jac T o be admitted to pafs m y time with, while a better comes; to be the loweft ftep in m y Stair-cafe, for a Knight to mount upon him, and a Lord upon him, and a Marquefs upon him, and a Duke upon him, till I get as high as I can climb. ° bits; till you work up one another by your high flying, as the Heron and Jer-falcon do. It you cannot out-lhine your Fellow with one Lover, vou fetch her, up i Or, 7 be Mocl^Aftrologer. 309 up with another ; and, in fhort, all you'get by it is only to put Finery out of countenance; and to make the Ladies of Quality go plain, becaufe they will a-void the fcandal of your Bravery. Beat, (running m ) Madam, come away; I hear Company in the Garden. ]\tld. You are not going? joe. Yes, to cry out a Rape ifyou follow mc. Wild. However, 1 a m glad youhave left your Treafure behind you: Farewel Afc. Farewel Changling-Come Beatrix. [Exeunt Women* 'Mask, D o you know how you came by this Money, Sir? You think, I warrant, that it came by Fortune. . _ Wild Mo, Sirrah, I know it came by m y o w n mdaftry. Did not 1 come out diligently to meet this Gold, in the very way it was to come ? What could Fate do lefs forme ? 'they are fuch thoughtlefs and undefignmg Rogues as you, that make a drudge of poor Providence, and fet it a milting lor you. Give m e a orave S l o w like m y felf; that ifyou throw him down into the World, lights every where upon his Legs, and helps himfelf, without being beholding to fate, that iS %TCt Itrer'ail^our ,ollity, what think you if it was Jacinta that gave it vou n this difguife? Iamfure I heard her call Beatrix as ihe went away. Y Vild Uml?! "fhou awakeii'ft a moft villainous upprehenhon in m e ! M - thought indeed I knew the voice, but the Face was inch an evidence againft it. If it were fo, fhe is loft tor ever. A M , And fo is Beatrix! Will \ W could I cut m y Throat tor madnels. . . , 111 N ™ could 1 break m v Neck for defpair j if I could hud a Precipice ab- "£&"1 WmtS to confider on't. There's but: one1*9; go von M«W J fid her out, and invent fome excufe for me, and be fure to beg leave . may rnme ind wait upon her with the Gold before Ihe ileeps. • u, .4 In thc meantime you'll be thinking at your Lodging. & & r S K f t e thin to relieve me; lor 1 think over all m v thoughts m haM.ai,J hr/"' tWt now I think on't, I (hall be but melaneholque at, my 11 Vow in all reafon he is nettled, and lets me twenty: I win thentoo- Now Pom'S, "ome away a moderate winner ot eoo Mols. II, Scene +m -* #-» *•»*• ?d Cam.lh; W *- * TH W Lights fet OH if. , ' • • , T/„ Scene U a Garden m,h al Arbour in ,.: Th, Garden door * « . door; I'll away left I prevent the ^f^/i^gXon from the hates. [Exit. ^ T S ^ S ^ S ^ S ^ S 5 B Promde , for I confefs I his li kenefs and then why JouldyouideUre » • ^ f „.itlial t0 un. Cam. Can you do it without tear l rdblv:d to fa_ ' Utofa'y, W».I^S^b^^lSSlfctfi butbesasbigaga.n„heus-d Cam. (crying out) Ah, M a d a m , IHne ^ to be, with By«S like bawcers. A U ^ > ^ ; undgr tht r ^ . |
