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one side,--so,--fold your Arms,--good,--now and then heave your breast with a sigh,--most excellent.-- [_He groans_. _Fran_. Bills for so many thousands. _Jac_. He has you in his eye already. _Isa_. Ah, _Jacinta_, thou flatterest me. _Jac_. Return him some kind looks in pity. [_She sets her Eyes, and bows, &c_. _Car_. That other's my Mistress,--couldst thou but keep this old Fellow in discourse whilst I give her the sign to retire a little.-- _Guil_. I'll warrant you I'll banter him till you have cuckolded him, if you manage matters as well as I. _Fran_. My Lord, I ask your pardon for my rudeness in not knowing you before, which I ought to have done in good manners I confess; who the Devil does he stare at so?--Wife, I command you to withdraw, upon pain of our high displeasure.--my Lord, I shall dispatch your affairs,--he minds me not,--Ay, 'tis my Wife, I say, Minion, be gone,--your Bills, my Lord, are good, and I accept 'em;--why a Devil he minds me not yet, [Julia _goes to t'other side to_ Carlos.]--and though I am not at my proper home,--I am where I can command Money,--hum,--sure 'tis my Daughter,--Ay, ay,--'tis so, how if he should be smitten now; the plaguy Jade had sure the Spirit of Prophecy in her; 'tis so--'tis she--my Lord. _Guil_. Prithee, old Fellow, Peace,--I am in love. _Fran_. In love,--what, shall I be the Father of a Lord? wou'd it become me, think ye?--he's mighty full of Cogitabund--my Lord,--sure his Soul has left the Tenement of his Body--I have his Bills here, and care not if it never return more. [_Looks over the Bills_. _Car_. Dear _Julia_, let's retire, our time's but short. _Jul_. I dare not with you, the venture wou'd be too bold in a young beginner in the Thefts of Love. _Guil_. Her Eyes are Suns, by _Jove_. _Car_. Oh, nothing is so ventrous as Love, if it be true. _Guil_. Or else, two Morning Stars, All other Beauties are but Soot to her. _Jul_. But shou'd my Husband-- _Car_. He's safe for one dear half hour, I'll warrant you, come. _Fran_. Um--my Wife here still, must I begin to thunder. _Jul_. Lord, and you be so froward, I'll be gone.-- _Car_. So, her Husband, kind heart, lest she should be cruel, has himself given me the dear opportunity.--[_Aside_.--Be sure you keep the old Fellow in discourse awhile. _Guil_. Be you as sure to cuckold him.-- [_Ex_.
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