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no more, for I prefer Sir _Francis_ for a Husband before all the Fops in the Universe. _Marpl._ Oh Lord, Oh Lord! She's bewitch'd, that's certain; Here's a Husband for Eighteen--Here's a Shape--Here's Bones ratling in a Leathern Bag. (_Turning Sir _Francis_ about._) Here's Buckram, and Canvass, to scrub you to Repentance. Sir _Fran._ Sirrah, my Cane shall teach you Repentance presently. _Marpl._ No faith, I have felt its Twin-Brother from just such a wither'd Hand too lately. _Miran._ One thing more, advise him to keep from the Garden Gate on the left Hand; for if he dares to saunter there, about the Hour of Eight, as he used to do, he shall be saluted with a Pistol or a Blunderbuss. _Sir Fran._ Oh monstrous! why _Chargee_; did he use to come to the Garden Gate? _Miran._ The Gardner describ'd just such another Man that always watch'd his coming out, and fain wou'd have bribed him for his Entrance--tell him he shall find a warm Reception if he comes this Night. _Marpl._ Pistols and Blunderbusses! Egad, a warm Reception indeed; I shall take care to inform him of your Kindness, and advise him to keep farther off. _Miran._ I hope he will understand my Meaning better, than to follow your Advice. (_Aside._ Sir _Fran._ Thou hast sign'd, seal'd, and ta'en Possession of my Heart; for ever, _Chargee_, Ha, ha, ha; and for you, Mr. Sauce-box, let me have no more of your Messages, if ever you design to inherit your Estate, Gentleman. _Marpl._ Why there 'tis now. Sure I shall be out of your Clutches one Day.--Well, _Guardian_, I say no more; but if you be not as errant a Cuckold, as e're drove Bargain upon the Exchange, or paid Attendance to a Court; I am the Son of a Whetstone; and so your humble Servant. (_Exit._ _Miran._ Don't forget the Message; Ha, ha. Sir _Fran._ I am so provok'd!--'tis well he's gone. _Miran._ Oh mind him not, _Gardee_, but let's sign Articles, and then-- Sir _Fran._ And then--Adod, I believe I am Metamorphos'd; my Pulse beats high, and my Blood boils, methinks-- (_Kissing and Hugging her._ _Miran._ Oh fye, _Gardee_, be not so violent; Consider the Market lasts all the Year--Well, I'll in and see if the Lawyer be come, you'll follow. (_Exit._ Sir _Fran._ Ay, to the World's End, my Dear. Well, _Franck_, thou art a lucky Fellow in thy old Age, to have such a delicate Morsel, and Thirty Thousand Pound in love with thee; I shall be the Envy of Batchelors, the
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