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ointment thus _En Cavalier_, one shou'd have some comfort in being beat for you. _Char._ The Fool comprehends nothing. Sir _Geo._ Nor wou'd I have him; prithee take him along with thee. _Char._ Enough: _Marplot_, you shall go home with me. _Marpl._ I'm glad I'm well with him however. Sir _George_, yours. Egad, _Charles_, asking me to go home with him, gives me a shrewd suspicion there's more in the Garden-Gate, than I comprehend. Faith, I'll give him the drop, and away to _Guardians_, and find it out. Sir _Geo._ I kiss both your Hands--And now for the Garden-Gate. _It's Beauty gives the Assignation there,_ _And Love too powerful grows t' admit of Fear._ (_Exit._ _The End of the Third Act._ ACT the Fourth. SCENE the Out-side of Sir _Jealous Traffick_'s House, _Patch_ peeping out of Door. _Enter _Whisper_._ _Whisp._ Ha, Mrs. _Patch_, this is a lucky Minute, to find you so readily, my Master dies with Impatience. _Patch._ My Lady imagin'd so, and by her Orders I have been scouting this hour in search of you, to inform you that Sir _Jealous_ has invited some Friends to Supper with him to Night, which gives an Opportunity to your Master to make use of his Ladder of Ropes: The Closet Window shall be open, and _Isabinda_ ready to receive him; bid him come immediately. _Whisp._ Excellent, He'll not disappoint I warrant him: But hold, I have a Letter here, which I'm to carry an Answer of: I can't think what Language the Direction is. _Patch._ Pho, 'tis no Language, but a Character which the Lovers invented to avert Discovery: Ha, I hear my old Master coming down Stairs, it is impossible you shou'd have an Answer; away, and bid him come himself for that--begone we are ruined if you're seen, for he has doubl'd his Care since the last Accident. _Whisp._ I go, I go. [_Exit._ _Patch._ There, go thou into my Pocket. [_Puts it besides, and it falls down._] Now I'll up the back Stairs, lest I meet him. Well, a dexterous Chamber-maid is the Ladies best Utensil, I say. [_Exit._ _Enter Sir _Jealous_ with a Letter in his Hand._ Sir _Jeal._ So, this is some Comfort, this tells me that _Seignior Don Diego Babinetto_ is safely arriv'd, he shall marry my Daughter the Minute he comes, ha. What's here [_takes up the Letter _Patch_ drop'd_] a Letter! I don't know what to make of the Superscription. I'll see what's within side, [_opens it_] humph; 'tis _Hebrew_ I think. What can
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