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te under his hand for two hundred pounds. _Aldo._ A note under his hand! that is a chip in porridge; it is just nothing.--Look, Geoffery, to the figure 12, for old half-shirts for childbed linen. _Enter Mrs_ HACKNEY. _Hack._ O, madam Termagant, are you here? Justice, father Aldo, justice! _Aldo._ Why, what is the matter, daughter Hackney? _Hack._ She has violated the law of nations; for yesterday she inveigled my own natural cully from me, a married lord, and made him false to my bed, father. _Term._ Come, you are an illiterate whore. He is my lord now; and, though you call him fool, it is well known he is a critic, gentlewoman. You never read a play in all your life; and I gained him by my wit, and so I'll keep him. _Hack._ My comfort is, I have had the best of him; he can take up no more, till his father dies: And so, much good may do you with my cully, and my clap into the bargain. _Aldo._ Then there is a father for your child, my lord's son and heir by Mr Caster. But henceforward, to preserve peace betwixt you, I ordain, that you shall ply no more in my daughter Hackney's quarters: You shall have the city, from White-Chapel to Temple-Bar, and she shall have to Covent-Garden downwards: At the play-houses, she shall ply the boxes, because she has the better face; and you shall have the pit, because you can prattle best out of a vizor mask. _Mrs Pad._ Then all friends, and confederates. Now let us have father Aldo's delight, and so adjourn the house. _Aldo._ Well said, daughter.--Lift up your voices, and sing like nightingales, you tory rory jades. Courage, I say; as long as the merry pence hold out, you shall none of you die in Shoreditch. _Enter_ WOODALL. A hey, boys, a hey! here he comes, that will swinge you all! down, you little jades, and worship him; it is the genius of whoring. _Wood._ And down went chairs and table, and out went every candle. Ho, brave old patriarch in the middle of the church militant! whores of all sorts; forkers and ruin-tailed: Now come I gingling in with my bells, and fly at the whole covey. _Aldo._ A hey, a hey, boys! the town's thy own; burn, ravish, and destroy! _Wood._ We will have a night of it, like Alexander, when he burnt Persepolis: _tuez, tuez, tuez! point de quartier._ [_He runs in amongst them, and they scuttle about the room._ _Enter_ SAINTLY, PLEASANCE, JUDITH, _with Broom-sticks._ _Saint._ What, in the midst of Sodom!
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