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Mrs. _Bracegirdle_. Madam _Surelove_, belov'd by _Hazard_, Mrs. _Knight_. Mrs. _Chrisante_, Daughter to Colonel _Downright_, Mrs. _Jordan_. _Widow Ranter_, in love with _Daring_, Mrs. _Currer_. Mrs. _Flirt_, a Tapstress, Mrs. _Cory_. Mrs. _Whimsey_. Mrs. _Whiff_. _Jenny_, Maid to _Widow Ranter_. _Nell_, Maid at the Inn. _Anaria_, Confidante to the _Indian Queen_. Maid to Madam _Surelove_. Priests, Indians, Bailiffs, Soldiers, Rabble, Negroes, with other Attendants. SCENE, _Virginia_: in _Bacon's_ Camp, _James-Town_ and the surrounding Country. ACT I. SCENE I. A Room with several Tables. Enter _Hazard_ in a travelling Habit, and _Jack_, a Sea-Boy, carrying his Portmantle. _Haz._ What Town's this, Boy? _Boy._ _James-Town_, Master. _Haz._ Take care my Trunk be brought ashore to night, and there's for your Pains. _Boy._ God bless you, Master. _Haz._ What do you call this House? _Boy._ Mrs. _Flirt's_, Master, the best House for Commendation in all _Virginia_. _Haz._ That's well, has she any handsome Ladies, Sirrah? _Boy._ Oh! she's woundy handsome her self, Master, and the kindest Gentlewoman--look, here she comes, Master.-- Enter _Flirt_ and _Nell_. God bless you, Mistress, I have brought you a young Gentleman here. _Flirt._ That's well, honest _Jack_.--Sir, you are most heartily welcome. _Haz._ Madam, your Servant. [Salutes her. _Flirt._ Please you walk into a Chamber, Sir? _Haz._ By and by, Madam; but I'll repose here awhile for the coolness of the Air. _Flirt._ This is a Publick Room, Sir, but 'tis at your service. _Haz._ Madam, you oblige me. _Flirt._ A fine spoken Person. A Gentleman, I'll warrant him: come, _Jack_, I'll give thee a Cogue of Brandy for old acquaintance. [Exeunt Landlady and Boy. [_Hazard_ pulls out Pen, Ink and Paper, and goes to write. Enter _Friendly_. _Friend._ Here, _Nell_, a Tankard of cool Drink, quickly. _Nell._ You shall have it, Sir. _Friend._ Hah! who's that Stranger? he seems to be a Gentleman. _Haz._ If I should give credit to mine Eyes, that should be _Friendly_. _Friend._ Sir, you seem a Stranger; may I take the liberty to present my Service to you? [Exit _Nell_. _Haz._ If I am not mistaken, Sir, you are the only Man in the World whom I would soonest pledge; y
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