ye.

Leon:

I were to blame else.

Margarita:

Kiss me again; a strong fellow,
There is a vigor in his lips: if you see me
Kiss any other, twenty in an hour Sir,
You must not start, nor be offended.

Leon:

No, if you kiss a thousand I shall be contented,
It will the better teach me how to please ye.
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Altea:

I told ye Madam.

Margarita:

'Tis the man I wisht for; the less you speak.

Leon:

I'le never speak again Madam,
But when you charge me, then I'le speak softly too.

Margarita:

Get me a Priest, I'le wed him instantly,
But when you are married Sir, you must wait
Upon me, and see you observe my laws.

Leon:

Else you shall hang me.

Margarita:

I'le give ye better clothes when you deserve 'em,
Come in, and serve for witness.

Omnes:

We shall Madam.

Margarita:

And then away toth' city presently,
I'le to my new house and new company.

Leon:

A thousand crowns are thine, and I am a made man.

Altea:

Do not break out too soon.

Leon:

I know my time wench.
[Exeunt.

[Enter _Clara_, and _Estifania_ with a paper.]

Clara:

What, have you caught him?

Estifania:

Yes.

Clara:

And do you find him
A man of those hopes that you aim'd at?

Estifania:

Yes too,
And the most kind man, and the ablest also
To give a wife content, he is sound as old wine,
And to his soundness rises on the pallat,
And there's the man; find him rich too _Clara_.

Clara:

Hast thou married him?

Estifania:

What dost thou think I fish without a bait wench?
I bob for fools? he is mine own, I have him,
I told thee what would tickle him like a trout,
And as I cast it so I caught him daintily,
And all he has I have 'stowed at my devotion.

Clara:

Does thy Lady know this? she is coming now to town,
Now to live here in this house.

Estifania:

Let her come,
She shall be welcom, I am prepar'd for her,
She is mad sure if she be angry at my fortune,
For what I have made bold.

Clara:

Dost thou not love him?
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Estifania:

Yes, intirely well,
As long as there he staies and looks no farther
Into my end