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un away, sir. Good gentlemen, help to pacify my princess, and speak to the great ladies for me. Now must I go lie with the bears this fortnight, and keep out of the way, till my peace be made, for this scandal she has taken. Did you not see my bull-head, gentlemen? CLER: Is't not on, captain? TRUE: No; but he may make a new one, by that is on. OTT: O, here it is. An you come over, gentlemen, and ask for Tom Otter, we'll go down to Ratcliff, and have a course i'faith, for all these disasters. There is bona spes left. TRUE: Away, captain, get off while you are well. [EXIT OTTER.] CLER: I am glad we are rid of him. TRUE: You had never been, unless we had put his wife upon him. His humour is as tedious at last, as it was ridiculous at first. [EXEUNT.] SCENE 4.2. A LONG OPEN GALLERY IN THE SAME. ENTER LADY HAUGHTY, MISTRESS OTTER, MAVIS, DAW, LAFOOLE, CENTAURE, AND EPICOENE. HAU: We wonder'd why you shriek'd so, mistress Otter? MRS. OTT: O lord, madam, he came down with a huge long naked weapon in both his hands, and look'd so dreadfully! sure he's beside himself. HAU: Why, what made you there, mistress Otter? MRS. OTT: Alas, mistress Mavis, I was chastising my subject, and thought nothing of him. DAW: Faith, mistress, you must do so too: learn to chastise. Mistress Otter corrects her husband so, he dares not speak but under correction. LA-F: And with his hat off to her: 'twould do you good to see. HAU: In sadness, 'tis good and mature counsel: practise it, Morose. I'll call you Morose still now, as I call Centaure and Mavis; we four will be all one. CEN: And you will come to the college, and live with us? HAU: Make him give milk and honey. MAV: Look how you manage him at first, you shall have him ever after. CEN: Let him allow you your coach, and four horses, your woman, your chamber-maid, your page, your gentleman-usher, your French cook, and four grooms. HAU: And go with us to Bedlam, to the china-houses, and to the Exchange. CEN: It will open the gate to your fame. HAU: Here's Centaure has immortalised herself, with taming of her wild male. MAV: Ay, she has done the miracle of the kingdom. [ENTER CLERIMONT AND TRUEWIT.] EPI: But, ladies, do you count it lawful to have such plurality of servants, and do them al
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