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Show Dramatis Perfonae. MEN. - Mr. Cibber. Learchus, Governor of Syzicus. Mr. Dogget Oronces, in love with Euphroma. Mr. Harland. W OMEN. ' Euphronia, Daughter to L ^ ' l ^ r s . Temple, chus, in love with Oronces. J Doris, her Nurfe. Mrs. Verbruggen. People who come to Efip, upon feveral Occafions, independent one of another. f Mr. Pinkethman^d T w o Country Tradefmen. ^Ui. Smeton. Koeer, a Country Bumkin. Mr. Haynes. luaint, a Herald. Mr. Pmkethman. fruitful, an Inn-keeper. Mr. Smeton. A Country Gentleman. Mr. Pmkethman. A Prieft, Muficians, ejrc. Hortenfta, an affeded learnedXMl<$# Kent. Lady. J .„• Aminta, a lewd Mother. Mrs. Wdlts. Forge-Will, a Scrivener's Widow. Mrs. ttnch. Fruitful, Wife to the Inn-keeper.Mrs. Poweu. ESOl ( 219 ; E S 0 P. mmr&m®ww®®®®e$m *Xo.t A C T I. S C E N E I. Learchus^s Houfe. Enter Learchus, Euphronia, and Doris."' Lear'W^MWSfa,T lenS m l am bie# with the fight of f ™ ^ | | £ the World's Wonder, the Delight of l^u: A W$ Mankind, the incomparable Efop. You 3 & p ^ | ^ had time to obferve him laft Night, W§W*§M& Daughter, as he fat at Supper with me. Tell me how you like him, Child ; is he not a charming Perfon? 7 Euph. Charming ! Lear. What fay'ft thee to him, Doris ? Thou art a good Judge, a Wench of a nice Palate. Dor. You wou'd not have m e flatter, Sir ? Lear. No, fpeak thy Thoughts boldly. Dor. Boldly, you fay ? Lear. Boldly, I fay. Dor. W/hy then, Sir, m y Opinion of the Gentleman H) that he's uglier than an old Beau. L 2 Lear. |