EVERILL

No, the Harpey, now, stands on a hundred pieces. You'll mar all with your fineness So you do mean to make't, a perfect Business. I, and reputation Too, of my place. First, by request, or otherwise, you offer Your Business to the Court : wherein you crave: The judgement of the Master and the Assistants. We straight S r , have recourse to the springhead; Visit the ground; and, so disclose the nature: If it will carry, or no. If we do find, By our proportions it is Like to prove A sul en, and black Business That it be Incorrigible; and out of, treaty; then, We file it, a Dependence ! We then advise the party, if he be A man of means, and havings, that forthwith, He settle his estate: if not, at least That he pretend it. For, by that, the world Takes notice, that it now is a Dependence. And this we call, Sir, Publication. Then we grant out our Process, which is diverse; Either by Chartell, Sir, or oretenus, Wherein the Challenger, and Challengee Or (with your Spaniard ) your Prouocador, And Prouocado, have their several courses— Come give me. What is this for? And what's your ring there? shall I have none o'that? Is't so? Must I? Do you your musts, Sir, I'll do mine, You wi'not partly with the whole, Sir? Will you? Go too. give me ten pieces! E'n Lyon-law, Sir, I must roar else. You have herd, how the Ass made his divisions, wisely? Not, While you do eat; and lie, about the town, here; And cozen i'your bullions; and I stand Your name of credit, and compound your business; Adjourn your beatings every term; and make New parties for your projects. I have, now, A pretty tasque, of it, to hold you in W ' your Lady Tail-bush : but the toy will be, How we shall both come off? With reference to your aids? You'll still be unthankful. Where shall I meet you, anon? You have some feat to do alone, now, I see; You wish me gone, well, I will find you out, And bring you after to the audit. S r . this same deed is done here. I pray you a word wi'you. Eueril whi spers against Mere-craft. Sir Paul Eitherside willed me give you caution, Whom you did make Feoffee : for it's the trust O'your whole State: and though my Cousin here Be a worthy Gentleman, yet his valour has At the tall board been questioned; and we hold Any man so impeached, of doubtful honesty! I will not justify this; but give it you To make your profit of it: if you utter it, I can forswear it! She tells you right, Sir. You have made Election Of a most worthy Gentleman ! Sir, I will give you any Satisfaction. And practised with those two, as Sorcerers. And move in a Court of equity. Sir it appears. to have done strange things, Sir One as the Lady, the other as the Squire. Upon them all. OF pox on him, 'Twas excellent wisely done, Sir, not to trust him Come, you have put Your self to a simple coil here, and your Friends, By dealing with new Agents, in new plots. What had you To do with this same Wittipol, for a Lady? You had some strain Above E la? And, now, you crack for't. Come, you must be told on't; You are so covetous, still, to embrace More then you can, that you lose all. Just to the time o'deliuery o'the deed— Of rage at first, Sir, Which since has so increased. And the two Sor cerers, By any means! But Madame, You know what I told your Ladyship. How he changes, Sir, his voice! And swells! And never saw them. They whis per him. You do not tumble enough. Give him more soap to foam with, now lie still. Peace. Your Spanish, that I taught you. How? your rest— Let's break his neck in jest, the Devil says, Come, you must do't, Sir. I'am undone else, and your Lady Tail-bush Has sent for me to dinner, and my clothes A e all at pawn. I had sent out this morning, Before I herd you were come to town, some twenty Of my epistles, and no one return— Pox upon you. He repines, I come not to you for counsel, I lack money. I? They owe you, that mean to pay you. I'll besworne, I never meant it. Come, you will project, I shall undo your practice, for this month else: and threa tens him. You know me. Well, that's all one! Tie up your wit, Do, and provoke me not— I cannot tell; try me: I think I am not So utterly, of and over vn-to-be-melted, But I can do my self good, on occasions. Yes, when I have my divident. Come, gi'me Ten pieces more, then. For Guilt-head ? Sir, Do'you think, I'll low him any such share: Much good do you, S r . Merely ambition, Sir, to grow great, and court it with the secret: Though she pretend some other. For, she's dealing, Already, upon caution for the shares, And M r . Ambler, is he named Examiner For the ingredients; and the Register Of what is vented; and shall keep the Office. Now, if she break with you, of this (as I Must make the leading thread to your acquaintance, That, how experience got i'your being Abroad, will help our business) think of some Pretty additions, but to keep her floating: It may be, she will offer you a partly, Any strange names of— Marry, and fair too, then. I'll no delaying, Sir. And outface Justice, they are the parties, Sir.