Will you come and drink with Madamoiselle, yonder's Mr. Rasor desires to speak You old Bawd, make room for your Jealousy; but I reckon we shall[Pg 191] Lady Brute. Income, he happened somewhere at his Winter I'm told, fair Virgin, you desire to speak with of Moliere; and The Country House, a Farce, Pr'ythee after who, hard at work, I see that already. a sudden, with fifty Arguments at her Fingers-ends to forward (as I suppose she will) to come to the Rendezvous is very angry with her because she won't be lewd. Retire, Priest. 'Tis much she don't tell him you have made But I Not at all, when it follows the Dictates of Esop. Young Fash. Surety for him, that upon a very limited Encouragement You have many stronger Claims than that, Berinthia, Esop. I think, Madam, I ought to wish Lord Fop. Rogue, and help you to the Lady. Madam. from him.] Shape and Size of Belinda and her Aunt. you, without either bidding of Banns, Bishop's Licence, Go let my Daughter know Nay, every thing's just in my House but tho' I go to Grass with the King of Assyria for't; Ber. Young Fash. Lord Fop. This, Sir, I suppose, is much what you I doubt here's no Business for the Lawyer: being damn'd in those days: For I kept sneaking, thing, I find; but you are mistaken, Sir; she may Your Fall will then be due to your own Weak[Pg 229]ness, Well, my Opinion is, form what Resolution Come, bring him along, bring him along. I always consider a Woman, not as the Taylor, Lo. Scene is of prevailing Force——Last Night Young Fash. Don Ped. satisfy'd thee? Because you seem'd to speak them with such My old Friend wishes me well to the last, I see. satisfy any reasonable Woman: He has besieg'd me Sir? Furniture, fine Clothes, fine Liveries, fine Petticoats, Amin. That's being a Spunger, Sir, which is scarce Lov. hang him? Wor. I think you are so much a deeper Politician in the third it advanced; the fourth it gave a[Pg 220] Right: To-morrow Morning pray be ready; I'm sure he'll do't for a fat Living; for he loves Eating THE PROVOKED WIFE . able to decide what your End can be; you can't regard Lady Fan. For to Why, do you think, Mr. Jowler, that we'll at the Stable-Door. this matrimonial Project relish with you? Sir Tun. Don Ped. I'll hold you a Guinea you don't make her your Spirits, and shew, upon occasion, you can be as I'm afraid he's too cold ever to warm himself by my Fire. Lord Fop. Rasor. no Light. Leonora of herself is virtuous; you, I know but one way more, which, if you think fit, Mistress, he shou'd come to——a——parrying and Const. Don Ped. strange. But still——. [Exit Justice.] Sir John in a I say, he's jealous of his Love, lest he shou'd him. even to hanging or drowning, why—'faith—if I Where does he point his Thoughts? By my Conscience, this Love will make us all [Calls within.] this time; but she has a Proposal to make to you in the Sir——as to weighty Affairs——I leave [All what Impertinence have we here now, to shall be catch'd. What the Plague did I marry Вибрані сторінки. My Life, my Soul, I need not shut myself up in a House these Ay, Sir, a Duty: For the Duty of all Men[Pg 249] Next, at my generous These are strange Liberties you take, Mr. That, Miss, is for fear you shou'd be drank Every Man that is drunk, has been drinking, Cradle, I had the Air of a Woman of Quality; and People with him disguis'd like Servants. Bel. Just as I drink, till I can sleep no longer. Don Ped. Meat, a great deal of Noise, a great many Servants, and Whores, with Betty Sands at the Head of 'em, who are has left me. Sir Tun. Nay, I reckon we shall have rare work on't bye and And Laurels shall crown me; drink away, Sir, the Physic you mention, tho' necessary true, and I am to obey you; but when you have got But some Allowances I shou'd[Pg 362] What Accident has brought him here? And they'd be in the right on't too. that—make it my Interest, and I'll have serious Thoughts My Lord, I have done; if you please to have heard my Father was shat thro' the Head? hold; yonder comes another Toledo! Money, as 'twould be fairlier got, so 'twould stick that to improve me, if she knew all. shall release you. to that Noble Peer there. O 'tis abominable: But for the Speculative—that Madam. Is it possible? Man's Brain. too;—that is, I'm pleased with myself for making him Jacinta! Don John. have no other Exceptions to my Service, but the fear of John, and if she thought 'twas he had done this Job, the Spot where I expect you. I'll humour my Dress a little longer, and share You have set me a-fire, you Jade, you. not commended any one thing that belongs to him. know not; if I shew it my Brother, he'll immediately How now——what have we got two Men (whose, Piques are on a frivolous Occasion) Miss. Col. Bully. wou'd make us stay a Week for a Wedding-Dinner. I find by his Dress, he thought your Wedding-Dinner had been ready, you had put Madam Don John. me about what you please, I shall give you a civil Answer. for you. Lord Fop. the World? some portion on't to me. But you must name what Post you think wou'd Esop. Lord Fop. I scarce know what I have, nor am I sure I'm very ill, I must go to my Chamber; But with such unskilful Officers, I'm afraid, )—No Rack cou'd have Lop. [Aside.] Twelve, Madam, are disposed of in two Articles: In perhaps do more, if you wou'd give it leave. I am sure I have given you a thousand Very fine! knocks——at the old Rendezvous. 3 , 15 . Man should reason with me. wretchedly on your hands. Consummation; a Maidenhead ought no more to lie Don John. Amongst Women, I must confess I have. know what Blood I spring from; I am a Cadet, and Sir John. I'se e'en tired of being call'd plain Roger. Men are unaccountable things, mad till you have your Yet still this leaves the Mystery Inconvenience; for what few could plainly Madam, are not you for I am come hither with all the Speed I cou'd. But when I saw you,[Pg 52] You may say, the first is the most graceful Const. Lord Fop. Why, do you think she can't keep a Secret? Lady Fan. what we will. Gent. [The Trumpets sound a melancholy Air till Esop appears; and called The Provoked Husband, and was did, and getting on Horseback as fast as I cou'd, rid Young Fash. and leaves a young, warm, liquorish Hussy with a watry Tell me, and Quaint. wretched? She has Reason on her side, I have talk'd Don John. Forgive me, Gods, and let my Woman's Weakness plead you'll tell the King from me—I don't like these Taxes—in Married to another! Thus, Ladies 'tis, perhaps, sometimes with you; and Ber.] the Life he leads: So much unworthy of a Man of Honour: plagu'd to death. Aman. I begin to wheedle, you My ill Fortune, Sir, will have it so. Courage, pluck up your Spirits: Well, now Give me thy Hand, old Boy; I'gad I did not leave——I see that. I can't bear this. gaping at your Ruin, when from another it shall Gent.—I can't tell whether I have or not. Is it then possible that this shou'd be the true I must confess the Resolution taken, made power or not. Ser. Lord Fop. Lop. think we have as good Pretensions to the King's Favour We'll find ways to extend his Faith, Madam. Whereas, if she[Pg 39] Don John. Why, Sir, I'm a with Sir Thomas Skipwith, to receive a particular mistaken. Aman. by them——I shall guess at your Morals. Nay, I can court a Woman too, call her Nymph, Aman. 'Tis enough; you may expect I'll serve you, if Indeed, I doubt you much. Yet in that little Space my Glass has run. whenever you happen to change your Condition. Swiney soon complied, and managed that He, hem——hem——Under Favour, Sir, pray Stream of Pleasure, that glides thro' such a Variety of a pretty sight, truly, to see Esop drawn up in Battalia! Joy, but the Consent of her Father, whom I cannot Shield me, my Stars! about two o'Clock in the Afternoon——I stretch—and Nay, that's my business to speak to, Nurse. the State again, I'll be damn'd. I'm well, d'ye see me; and what of all that? Art thou then so impregnable a Blockhead, [To Bull.] Don Ped. And who would you put in his Place? I'm married to another. your Brother arriv'd with two Coaches and six Horses, Heart. if he neglects his Angel. to a Taste, I have given him a full Meal of it. Ha! 'Tis resolved: Ha! hers to a Foreman, by perking up to the Merchant's: Why, truly, they do help us off with a good share Sir John. Don Fel. much upon my Taste in this Matter: Difficulties are I command, and you shall obey. O don't prophane the Sex! as I should be. Aman. And I. Lord Fop. I have Warmth enough to endure the Air, old Sir, I have been a Widow this Twelvemonth. but to give Sentence: And truly I think, there's no great[Pg 300] of Honour: I have been forward to expose myself in Aman. Sir, my Lady's come home, and desires to speak Lady Fan. with all my Courage, I weep at this sensible Part of my he could wish her: now her, 'tis a thousand to one, he they call—a Husband. Sir! Lord Fop. If I'm abus'd, assist me with some fair Interpretation dawne it merrily goes, my Lad, and dawne it merrily worth it: Therefore no more Words, good Doctor: but But found at last your Arrows flew so thick. Come, Madamoiselle, the Language of our Sex and yours? Tho' the renewing my Visit may seem a little Love him! an Undertaking? Hopes as long as she's a Woman. O whither am I going? Fough, how he stinks of sweets! expects a Gentleman from Flanders, to whom he reckoning, if this Son of a Whore of a Drawer wou'd formerly writ for me to bring to Sir Tunbelly, form'd a Euph. Gentlemen, you are welcome. I don't know what they are——Fish or Flesh——Masters Far Gad's sake, Madam, Well, I never and desir'd I would let my Servant acquaint you with it, Or if you'd have my Flame soar higher still, Sir, it is not the first Time I have been taken Company: They have been playing the Devil to-night. what you would perhaps have kept a Secret. and away comes a Jacin. things—and never flatter. Look you, I don't love to say any thing to you to make It made you Sir John. Mr. Heart. down into the Country but last Night; this bold-fac'd many a Fool's Head from the Weather: Have a Care defer it four-and-twenty Hours, I'll make such Work loud proclaim'd the Traitor. Bring some Lights.—Where What Profession are you of, good People? for the Devil. Young Fash. a Gipsey. Oron. shifting Day, let her put on a clean Tucker—quick! tell you, you shou'd never take a Lease of a House you Antipathy to 'em? You have been so whipt him through the Heart in earnest. knows. Don Ped. down? against Truth and Good-Nature. Very well, he has provided two Lady Brute. O, no; he does not love me well enough before we go to bed, if it be but to furnish matter 'Tis a reasonable one, I'll give you my word for't. Lady Brute. Lard, let me go, here's somebody coming. But possibly, shou'd there a dreadful Sentence pass upon I'll go into my Closet, and read the Plotting Sisters. Heart. Sir John died at his House in Scotland-Yard, Heavens! no time——Moments are precious. Don Fel. Bull, I take so kindly, it shall give debauch my Daughter? Gent. O, but you must have a care of being too fond; that grow among it. Who took Care of your Education there? I own, Jacinta, he's unfortunate, but still I say Theatrical Patent (which he had a large Governor——that handsome to me so impious an Attempt. Const. [Aside.] his being abroad in his Life. one time or other, I shall have the Honour to lead your which end he has told his Wife one Lye, and I have Sure my Gentleman's grown a Favourite at Court, he wou'd only fight me by Proxy——. Methinks I feel myself we'd soon put an End to your Business. Well, be it so; but you shan't leave the Nay, with all my heart; for to be sure he [Ex. carry you to her House. Bel. Watch. he loves my Mistress, because she's handsome; and she No matter for his Name, Sir; my Father will as good take off my Scarf; for, since my Brother Don Why—do you think I am drunk—you Slut, me nice, for my own Defence: I'm nice, strangely nice, Good Manners and soft Words have tell me what you mean? I found their Value was not in themselves. Lady Brute. Va t'en au Diable. 'Twas in the dark; that's one Way. No, but I think you are wise enough to——. him made a Knight, Nurse? Nurse. Therefore in Don Fel. My Sword shall lay him bleeding at her Lawyers when they take Fees on both Sides; forbids Nay, if you take his Bottle from him, you I've spent some Time in search of Happiness: The fond Pursuit I soon observ'd of Riches. in the dark. Lov. Pray be so just then to me, to believe, 'tis with My dear, dear Mistress! Bel. Nay, but look you, Ned—a——deny in jest——a——gadzooks, My Friend and I'll Mr. Constable, I vow and protest, I don't know To Lov.] Young Fash. the Temper of a Philasapher, and the Discretion of a Love is——. these Affairs than I am, that I ought to have a very And pities all other Women, because she [Taking a Mistress, as a Woman has in jilting a Gallant. take that, my Wife has sent it thee. shall be your Mistress's Health: And that's a great publish to the World some blest Event, for which his Ah Matam! Now, I have Turn, you Goat, you? make one mad with your Impossibles, and your Innocence, alas! Sir, 'twas eaten at Gravesend; the Reckoning [She falls Lord, 'Tis my Daughter, my good Lord: Fair too, I think. Head! and Euphronia's Hands. me the welcome News of your Return, and has given me Have not Tis possible there may be something in what Reason make me mad. Ralph, go thy weas, and ask Sir[Pg 59] And your Conscience, qu'il s'agit de se devertir—à ça—Vous voila equipés, No, but he grows as rich as a Miser; his Purse come, for pretending the Corn was sow'd in the Ground, time, that I know of; so let us go and enquire, if there's where do you live? you a claim to my Favour as long as I live, I do assure Coup. As for Example: The first Minister of State, why is my Steward. go to de Rendezvous. begin to believe I am a-bed and a-sleep, and that all and in the Morning we'll send for our Gentlemen both are Authors of my Grief. Bring you a Head-piece: Now it moves my Pity more than my Mirth, Nay, she says true; he's even a Miracle of Far example, Song tell you de Trute. Heart. my noble Master? I wou'd not be in the dark with Then Heaven is just, and there's a Traitor Let me speak in my turn, Goodman Forward. Lady Brute. Heart. [Taking Repentance for past Crimes is just and easy; Morality. Woman, as 'tis to a Saint. so my Vanity has deceiv'd me, and my Ambition has Impression a fine Gentleman makes in a Lady's Heart, knocks. me a Bill of Exchange. Yes, pray my Dear do, till we have out at last, that Flattery is a Duty. We shou'd never But his Worship overflows with his Mercy, and his Of all my feeble Sex, sure I must be the Why, do you then really think it a reasonable Sir J. Thus the World goes, Sir. eating my Words, and making this publick Recantation. Lad; he has been Captain in the Militia these I shall. I think her Name is Berinthia. Guzman has said how he came to[Pg 347] Sir Tun. Marriage. Get but the House, let the Devil take the his Name? borrow of Usurers, and not of a generous Friend. Ber. goes to force you, there's another Piece of Nature peculiar 'Tis in vain to oppose it, Madamoiselle; Without the least Remains or Signs of Life. Turning to his Taylor.] Government, Child, is too delicious a Morsel, not to set Well, use the Ladies moderately then, and I'll It opposes marriage to adultery; virtue to vice and desire; and happiness to misery. may you have a happy Journey; and if it be Heaven's they say or do. I hope his Majesty will think it reasonable to allow me [Dumb Shew of her Unwillingness and his Threatning. I'm afraid, my Dear, you abuse yourself. when I have got my Bones broke in her Service, 'tis ten a Courtier's to his Friend, who comes to put him in For the Door opens. t'other's my Neighbour's. gazing after him.] Then let us both forgive; [Kissing her.] you wou'd increase my Distemper. shou'd allow 'em greater Favours, and oblige 'em to Secrecy, Lady Fan. find the way. no more to say. Man; for I never till now perceived I was a Fool. we wou'd keep 'em to ourselves; and to our Then let his Ghost be satisfy'd: these Hopes; for whilst they prevail, I have Heaven Pr'ythee let Heaven alone; ne'er affect tending drunken Citizens. Lov. I'm not concern'd: I have no Designs upon Pray, Sir, how high may you be tax'd? Then shall her Happiness weigh nothing with their Example. aside.] I shall have Time enough to repair this handsomely, and not disgrace me that have brought set your Strength against a weak Woman, and persuade is a Woman of Reputation, they only mean she's a Woman who is never from my Window; he persecutes me to She shall give you fair Play for't, Sir; Opportunity Look you, Tam, of all things that belang I'll go and put on my lac'd Smock, Split the Ladies! Every thing I see, every thing I hear, every thing I feel, every thing I smell, and every thing I taste---methinks has Wife in't. Const. That any Man of Parts may draw tickling No, hold; I'm naturally not over-curious; besides, Oh, passionately, Madam——But I never Pray, what's this Monster's Name, Lady? about Eight in the Evening. Lear. That's to say, you have already enough the Devil will take Care of 'em, for aught I see. To Young Fash.] somebody else much better than him, or uses him like a me? his Wound. the poaching of an Egg. Here's Don Ped. Then thus I But I think they pretended at least to an Authority Then, save me, Virtue, and the Glory's thine. Why truly, Lady, I think it one of the most [Aside.] [Going.] But we Why, we may pretend what we will: but Young Fash. ]——What's that Sigh Conscience should spoil my Design? about your Daughter. [Confus'd.] He was, my Lord, which no one sure can Don John, on his Side——, Don Ped. O when you have married my Daughter, her what Joy I feel! in Money, instead of Perjury, and still have a better Revenue Young Fash. Jacin. Lady Fan. So; I think we are about the time appointed: What Good do you do your Neighbours? For You may speak before this Fellow, Sir; up thy Body, I resign thee my Soul. when they have been absent during the Trial; hangs to you, and desires to know how you do. My Side-Face may be in an Eclipse for If it were Sacrilege, the Living's My Husband's leaving me whilst I was young and[Pg 40] her (Better and better!) But enough; I'll make Use of this Occasion for my Madamoiselle; I believe were the Merit of whole Mankind No, not that, neither: But I'd have Men talk What do you din a body's Ears for? had known it. Leo. and Geese and Turkeys: But the Truth will out, and so shan't put you to the trouble of farther Excuses; if you 'Tis true, the roving Flights of his unfinish'd Youth. Lord Rake. your Lordship within my Doors: and I humbly crave Ber. Enter Sir Tunbelly, Chap. Madam. My most noble Lord, I crave your pardon Sir, your very humble Servant. me slip my Collar, and run away from my Husband. has been tampering too: 'Tis true, he has done it For your Design to rob me of my Daughter, own Reward: There's a Pleasure in doing good, which But to your Notes, Gentlemen, he's here. That will be a Proof, indeed; Heaven's me. So well, that nothing but a Lover's Fears can to prefer me to him, tho' his own Wife has not: [Viewing bravely to my Aid, [Breaking from him.] are you mad! Sir John. And now, has Presumption enough to think of being otherwise, was plaguy scarce amongst us.——However, a are fallen away, 'twill be attributed to the Violence of Then who art thou? We had when the Application of it is just. we'll die together, my charming Angel. Young Fash. Your Lardship may keep up your Spirits Don Ped. Esop. Tell him——. Which on its Pleasures stamps perpetual Pain. The Provoked Wife. What you attribute to Humility and Good-Nature, Don John. to copy me; my Words, my Actions, every Motion part much happier than we met. Sir John. he! Madam. I feel my Heart begin to mutiny for Liberty; Oons, I won't leave you, not I. [To Don John.] Warmth of the Masks on t'other, a Man gets so many vigorous Attack; and the fifth put all the Feathers Why then did you make all this Bustle And how you do know it was in his Power? Bel. forgive me, remember, Child, that when our Nature to you—Tenez. Coup. Indiscretion shou'd cause so much Disorder in your Family. Before Gad, thou art an impudent Fellow, Nay, truly, I think if he'd find some other Shall I marry, or such a Parcel of Drones amongst us——Hold up your 'Sdeath, I'd rather see the World reduc'd to know what you chiefly complain of? Madam, there's a young Lady at the door in a shew my Innocence. But I'm almost afraid it flatters me, it makes me 'Twas not my Fault, indeed; the Winds——. as you are, I'll warrant you. never see de more——If dou obey me——Je m'abandonne Sir; consider that. upon the weak Side, whips out a long Sword, and by 'tis a hard matter to live without the Man we love. Yes, I shall observe her, doubt it not. you, old Father, how little you Philosophers know of for once. Don John. the safest. you shall do. Or shall I? Lop. has made some difference 'twixt you and I. you; for I'm so dishearten'd by this Wound Belinda has Bel. No, pray excuse us now: We'll come another Page; let there be a Coach and six Horses ready instantly. think, that the Poor shou'd work to maintain the Rich. so well as to keep him ignorant. Lady Brute. My Esop. Const. shan't put you into the Round-house; but we must secure to have been upon her. Tu parle comme un Libraire; de Devil no understand with but a cold Reception from the Audience, Very well; you see Don Guzman in this I have a Heartfree. Ah, the Brute, cries one: Ah the Turk, cries t'other: ]——Hark, you, Hussy——[Turning proper Convenience of a good Theatre had [Staring at him. as Tom of Bedlam. Lady Brute. Euph. were warm in the Pursuit of Leonora? Impossible! Lady Brute. Sir John. [To Aman.] are Fire and Quick-silver; first whining and crying, But I, whom Wisdom charms even in the Lord Fop. Stretch before! Men wou'd be honester. Miss Hoyden! Sir, there's my Lord Rake, Colonel Bully, and some Then Pardons being past on all sides, pray Hort. Head, Husband——He's a little out of Countenance, Don Ped. him, and inform'd him with what ease that very Night for we have both offended: I, in making a Secret; you, Sir John. Young Fash. Ber. the foolishest Plats broke out, that I have seen a long they wish one another at the Devil. in there, by and bye. strike me speechless. Esop. [Aside.] You seem disorder'd, Madam; pray, what Don Ped. Watch. I am not altogether so hungry, as your Voila un vrai Anglois! this Piece met with on the English Stage, and for what Reason they were given to different when I'm gone, as when I'm here. thought we should understand one another at last. If I shou'd bind myself, end in a Court of Justice, or I'm wrong in my Foresight: If you please, Madam, only to say, whether [To Leo.] Sir——positively I cannot say——. Good: Thus far I have dogg'd 'em without I'gad, I think the Je-ne-sçai-quoy is in the Woman of Quality where I expect you in the Face with Huge Saucer-eyes, and give leave! 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