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, I must have mony. _Sir Geff_. 'Tis reason good you should; it is fitting to cherish men of armes. There is a treasurer in the county, Captaine, pays souldiers pensions: if any be due to you Ile write my letter, you shall receive it. _Bun_. Faith, there he mett with you. _Crac_. I see a storme a coming. Uncle, I wilbe answerable upon account: my souldier must have mettall. _Sir Geff_. Iron and Steele is most convenient for Souldiers; but, since you say it, Nephew, he shall have it: how much must it be? _Suc_. A score of Angells shall satisfie for the confrontment you have offred me in being dilatory. _Sir Geff_. _Bunch_, deliver him ten pounds;--but, dee heare. _Bunch_, let be in light gold; 'twill serve his turn as well as heavier: it may be he is one of those projectors transports it beyond sea. _Enter Magdalen_. _Mag_. Sir, I come to give you notice my ladyes walkd into the garden. _Sir Geff_. Life! is she upp so early? _Mag_. An hower since, beleeve it. _Crac_. Is my Mistress stirring? _Mag_. In truth, I know not. _Sir Geff_. Nephew, demeane your selfe with[64] all respect Toward the gentlewoman you affect. You must learne with here since the citty Could spare you none.--Ile to the lady. [_Exeunt Bunch, Sir Geff. and Mag_. _Crac_. Captaine, shalls into th'Celler, Captaine? _Suc_. I like the Motion. _Crac_. Come away, then: there is indifferent liquor in this house, but that ith towne is most abominable. Weele drinke our owne healths, Captaine. _Suc_. Well considered; 'tis for our reputation. [_Exeunt omnes_. (SCENE 3.) _Enter Bonvill, Clarinna, Belizea and Grimes_. _Bon_. Come, you are wantons both: If I were absent, You would with as much willingness traduce My manners to them. What Idiots are wee men To tender our services to women Who deride us for our paines! _Cla_. Why can you great wise men who esteeme us women But equall with our parrets or at best But a degree above them, prating creatures Devoid of reason, thinke that when we see A man whose teeth will scarce permitt his tongue To say,--(he is soe like December come A woing to the Spring, with all the ensignes Of youth and bravery as if he meant To dare his land-lord Death to single rapier)-- We have not so much spleene as will engender A modest laughter at him? _Bel_. Nay, theres his Nephew, _Crackby_, your sweet servant
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