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Natural, easie Suckling! Sir Wil. Anan? Suckling? No such suckling neither, cousin, nor stripling: I thank Heaven, Im no minor. Milla. Ah, rustick, ruder than Gothick. Sir Wil. Well, well, I shall understand your lingo one of these days, cousin, in the meanwhile I must answer in plain English. Milla. Have you any business with me, Sir Wilfull? Sir Wil. Not at present, cousin.Yes, I made bold to see, to come and know if that how you were disposed to fetch a walk this evening, if so be that I might not be troublesome, I would have sought a walk with you. Milla. A walk? What then? Sir Wil. Nay, nothingonly for the walks sake, thats all Milla. I nauseate walking; tis a country diversion, I loath the country and everything that relates to it. Sir Wil. Indeed! Hah! Look ye, look ye, you do? Nay, tis like you mayHere are choice of pastimes here in town, as plays and the like, that must be confessed indeed Milla. Ah letourdie! I hate the town too. Sir Wil. Dear heart, thats muchHah! that you should hate em both! Hah! tis like you may; there are some cant relish the town, and others cant away with the country,tis like you may be one of those, cousin. Milla. Ha, ha, ha. Yes, tis like I may.You have nothing further to say to me? Sir Wil. Not at present, cousin.Tis like when I have an opportunity to be more private, I may break my mind in some measureI conjecture you partly guessHowever, thats as time shall try,but spare to speak and spare to speed, as they say. Milla. If it is of no great importance, Sir Wilfull, you will oblige me to leave me: I have just now a little business Sir Wil. Enough, enough, cousin: yes, yes, all a casewhen youre disposed, when youre disposed. Nows as well as another time; and another time as well as now. Alls one for that. Yes, yes, if your concerns call you, theres no haste; it will keep cold as they sayCousin, your servant.I think this doors locked. Milla. You may go this way, sir. Sir Wil. Your servant, then with your leave Ill return to my company. Milla. Ay, ay; ha, ha, ha. Like Phbus sung the no less amrous boy. SCENE V |
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