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Horn. I do believe thee, faith. Pinch And believe her too, for shes an innocent creature, has no dissembling in her: and so fare you well, sir. Horn. Pray, however, present my humble service to her, and tell her, I will obey her letter to a tittle, and fulfil her desires, be what they will, or with what difficulty soever I dot; and you shall be no more jealous of me, I warrant her, and you. Pinch. Well then, fare you well; and play with any mans honour but mine, kiss any mans wife but mine, and welcome. [Exit. Horn. Ha! ha! ha! doctor. Quack. It seems, he has not heard the report of you, or does not believe it. Horn. Ha! ha!now, doctor, what think you? Quack. Pray lets see the letterhumfordearlove you [Reads the letter Horn. I wonder how she could contrive it! What sayst thou tot? tis an original. Quack. So are your cuckolds too originals: for they are like no other common cuckolds, and I will henceforth believe it not impossible for you to cuckold the Grand Signior amidst his guards of eunuchs, that I say. Horn. And I say for the letter, tis the first love-letter that ever was without flames, darts, fates, destinies, lying and dissembling int. Enter Sparkish pulling in Pinchwife. Spark. Come back, you are a pretty brother-in-law, neither go to church nor to dinner with your sister bride! Pinch. My sister denies her marriage, and you see is gone away from you dissatisfied. Spark. Pshaw! upon a foolish scruple, that our parson was not in lawful orders, and did not say all the common-prayer; but tis her modesty only I believe. But let all women be never so modest the first day, theyll be sure to come to themselves by night, and I shall have enough of her then. In the meantime, Harry Horner, you must dine with me: I keep my wedding at my aunts in the Piazza. Horn. Thy wedding! what stale maid has lived to despair of a husband, or what young one of a gallant? Spark. O, your servant, sirthis gentlemans sister then,no stale maid. Horn. Im sorry fort. Pinch. How comes he so concerned for her? [Aside. Spark. You sorry fort? why, do you know any ill by her? |
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