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his perfidious Woman! No marvel she was so surpriz'd and angry at my Approach to Night. _Cha_. Who can this be?--but I'll be prepar'd. [_Lays his Hand on his Sword_. _Doct_. Why, _Scaramouch_, Knave, a Light! [_Turns to the Door to call_. _Enter_ Scaramouch _with a Light, and seeing the two Lovers there, runs against his Master, puts out the Candle, and flings him down and falls over him. At the entrance of the Candle_, Charmante _slipt from_ Cinthio _into the Closet_. Cinthio _gropes to find him; when_ Mopsophil _and_ Elaria, _hearing a great Noise, enter with a Light_. Cinthio _finding he was discovered falls to acting a Mad-man, _Scaramouch _helps up the Doctor, and bows_. Ha,--a Man,--and in my House,--Oh dire Misfortune! --Who are you, Sir? _Cin_. Men call me _Gog Magog_, the Spirit of Power; My Right-hand Riches holds, my Left-hand Honour. Is there a City Wife wou'd be a Lady?--Bring her to me, Her easy Cuckold shall be dubb'd a Knight. _Ela_. Oh Heavens! a Mad-man, Sir. _Cin_. Is there a tawdry Fop wou'd have a Title? A rich Mechanick that wou'd be an Alderman? Bring 'em to me, And I'll convert that Coxcomb, and that Blockhead, into Your Honour and Right-Worshipful. _Doct_. Mad, stark mad! Why, Sirrah, Rogue--_Scaramouch_ --How got this Mad-man in? [_While the_ Doctor _turns to_ Scaramouch, Cinthio _speaks softly to_ Elaria. _Cin_. Oh, thou perfidious Maid! Who hast thou hid in yonder conscious Closet? [_Aside to her_. _Scar_. Why, Sir, he was brought in a Chair for your Advice; but how he rambled from the Parlour to this Chamber, I know not. _Cin_. Upon a winged Horse, ycleped _Pegasus_, Swift as the fiery Racers of the Sun,--I fly--I fly--See how I mount, and cut the liquid Sky. [_Runs out_. _Doct_. Alas, poor Gentleman, he's past all Cure.--But, Sirrah, for the future, take you care that no young mad Patients be brought into my House. _Scar_. I shall, Sir,--and see,--here's your Key you look'd for. _Doct_. That's well; I must be gone--Bar up the Doors, and upon Life or Death let no man enter. [_Exit_ Doctor, _and all with him, with the Light_. Charmante _peeps out--and by degrees comes all out, listning every step_. _Char_. Who the Devil cou'd that be that pull'd me from the Closet? but a
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