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PREFACE. 


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We welther care Z FC Ws ſinks or ſwims, © _ 

the ande 7 ut what it * 
lach as they are; 
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they Fee. TheU 
Mo Cliant cus 1. Morn bans. mode, * _ 
Tet ſome Intelli gence with us they Love. 
I usthe Learned in the Law they l Vield, © 
And lengthen out the E arveſt'of the Fields 
OP Fiddles. 9 ongs and Dances, are $ ham P lee, 
To bafle Tuftice, and to bring in Fees : ES 
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4 ; My Husbond | had he Wit, might fear, again. 
1 Another Man may do as much by him ! b 

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Hin of Geri om the Foundation f the e is this pre- 
ſent time, confamipg th Lives of all the Fmperou d an Account 
- of the prolem Store hereof, with the Heads ls of af he Emperours- 
to this time gg 2 Vol. b Mr. 5 rs = 
Princeſs of CM a fauild: N. e 


Triumphant Widow, or titel Medley 0 eure by wen of due. 8. 


Female Warriour. 


Flot and No Flor. 


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Books Pre for D 5 
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Fa. . N 7 . 3 1d . 5 1 1 5 „ 
Doeh Aal dier for the Ladies 5 = I 
7 Monument, 4 Poem, % the moſt Lamented Deathof the- "oj 


- ever Glorious King WMI N 
or a Companie for a man of Seriſe, Tranſlated from 


'e Famous Grecian, with the Notes of Amelont de 


the Spaniſh, of 
1a Mouſa, by Mr. Savage. f INS: 

Arts of Improememt, in a Collection of 1 from the beſt 
Author ee; Sc, 8 E. S. | A 


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Hiſtory afahe, laſt Pari ment, began at —— the roth of 
> February 4700. by Dr. Drake; the 2d Edit. via | 


Zade, a Romance, Tranſlated out of bah. 


| Conveyancey's Aſſiſtant on Director. . 5 . 2 
Law of Corporation. | A; 4:14 $4 - 


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Innocent Miſtreſs. N 
Fatal Friendſhip. 


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Fools breferment, or che 3 Dukes of Dunſtable. * SY 
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| do any thing with a Widow - 

Mor, If my Love and Service won” DRC ATT ICED 
Des. Potguns ! Aro —— do well enough with a 
Maid= A Country unus d to War, and eaſily ſurpriz'd ; 
but a Widows a fortif id Town, that has had Enemies 
before it, and will never be taken, A Ta without 
a you bring. down the great Guns up it. 

for. But in Love, Drances, we muſt all fight like 
French-men ; if we can t bribe the Governour, we ſhall 
never come at the Garriſon. N | 
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2 Miſtr el "of e for C Capid has been playing a- 
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1 marry your Grand- other... She'll neither {miniſter 

& to, your Happi ineſs nor Mirth. 
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World Others marry to have more Care, but 1 

to be taken care off The diverſion is, I have told 
the Butler: who is a very lilly 7 m 80 


that my Couſin is in Lov A om 
Mor. And how did it move kim? 


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1 Ce Tou talk like a Woman 
. / you Wear Breeches too fear ful. 
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oy *. Lord, Madam! vou look ſo like your Brother 
with n you laugh, and in theſe Cloaths too, that, I vow, . 
I cart tell, but you are my? * Maſter: Seb, Han, all this | 


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Cz „ Twou'd 15 one of: been Senſe chan der, ; 
Laure; to ava NB iſh, i for befides”* our likkeneſs, 7 EA 
elf ze he uſe to do; but to put you bur 0 
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Cf.” Il tell | thee. allbecatiſet thou owe not 
trouble me with . more 22 9 becauſe . tore | 
to ſpeak of hi m. * 7 6-45 3 bs 3 W * . 8 
Laur. Al, J Thats the > Reaſon, Thnow by, 
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**r F faw kim ficſt in Vance, and loved . 85 cee 
two Fears I have lov'd him; unable longer to endure 


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322 Your Ladyſhin 
. I nam'd my ſelf Ce/ 
as from one his Highneſs blew in Pak T0 cad | 
me ſor his Page. . it, ; Laara, he receiy d me; 
lik'd i Per on; calls me pretty Youth ;, makes me 
in to N yp : im bs LL 7 TELE i | 
4s. Then you are happy, Madam. 
+. Cof. It it wete meant me as a Woman; Ul bi kills 
me while he makes. me happy, for in. the midſt of all, 
he ſighs, and talks-to me of à Lady, hat he loves. 
Lau. Nay; then all's marr'd. ag 
Ce. But ſhe is cruel to him, and Tags . 
"Law: That's good. again, Madam. Have you — 
dchis Lady 7 | n $1.4 * ; 
Ceſc. Nog! but he has told me who ſheis, and Weben | 
to ſend me with a Meſſage to hef. Sgt 978 | 
Lau. Its like to be done wy if you. carry . But 
how can you do any thing for your ſelf, Madam? 
*Twill be impoſſible. xr him to ſee a Woman, as they 
"tay, tliro' a Pair of Breeches. i 
CA. No more than thro a Nu un's Habit W hen I 
find a proper time for my 3 a little g 
* him what Tam. * = 
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Dro. N ay, pray Ladies! 15 Not 2 Step for me 
L m gone in a moment. 4 lan and returns J 
Vill. We Will ſee you to the! Stairs, Madam 
Dr. I beſeech your Lady ſhip--N ay good Lady Emilis: 
Em. Pray Madam | 
Dro You make me rude-- Your Servant Oh! direc 
pray My Service to Segnior Drances. ( Exit Dro. 
_ * Vil, Ha! ha] this old Woman is the very Pink of 
$ Breeding, by her exceſs of e ſhe Mou d ta bean 
bred a Manteau- maker. 
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tle as much às if they were already m e into Dice. Wy. » 
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= Fele 500 thar thisoid Fool had Gill a ſmatch oft abouther. 
| Z Em. And will carry't to her Gravy: lg. our 1 15 F 
F Kinſman reelsinto her Arms. R 
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1 come by no ham. hi 1 
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1 perance, my Life for't. e 
vil. She may be miſtaken i in Moe Remedy. 801 have . 
known Pebple of her Age, marry With e of working 
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Wen! mechinks Marriage ſhou'd ng juſt when _ 
began te hate qne another. 
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Em. If it Imells Greet for the time, its well enough. d 
fain have the Men male one Law that we like. 
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Footr A very Handſome Youth. [Enter = 3 4 
224 Foot. There! SA Gentleman at the Gate, Madam, 
that ſwears he mult ſpeak. with you, and will ſpeak with 
u I told him, you were ſick; he ſays lie is a. 
Doctor, and camato cure you; ſaid you were aſleep, he 
knows that too, and comes to Wake you: I. don'®know: _ 
what to fay'to him, he's pre; rd againſt all Denials. 
#58: Hum! Tell him Be ſhan't ſpeak with me:. 
2 Foor. I have, Madam, but he 1 35 he'll bring hi 8 
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Ez. Taken his Bed; 1200 0 Fo you Db Ha 
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vil. Ha! ha! "hat Theres nothing 10 il-laid, 
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x you had a Tongue BEI 207 LOWE" 
1 825 O01 Nladam, and a Heart, and Hands, and Leg. 
dall at your Lady ſhip's | 1 5 
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em, and tell me your Buſineſs. 


Caf. Never: e my Tongue, Madam, tis as” 
lib as a Woman and When once well in, will — 


ſtiu.— ſo take a Husband's care not to ſer it a going. 
Vill. io Em.) I don tabeN What's the matter, but 
l can't be angry with this ſaucy Bo. Then, Sir, I mut 
not know the Buſines [gs 6 
C, Yes, Lady, 5 know, but only you Mü 
know it-- I mult have you by your e a Witnefs. 
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il. Hold Why, Sir, is it Treaſon FE . 20A 
c. Lou prophane/it with the Row obo Treafon's 
i . A Proſtitute, the Chat ofevery Table; but this, Madam, is 
ſccret as Maiden-wiſhes, I ſcarce can truſt it with my ein 
= 7. Elia, I beg you to retire a litele then, aud ler 
this impertinent Boy havathis Wax Eat Em. jt 
= C-/. Moſt bountiful Lady, w vere you as indulgent to 
eit, as you are to Curioſity, this trouble had not been. 
75 a Vil. Well, Sir, the Buſineſs in as few Words Appen, r 
C, Nay, Madam, T mult. uſe more Words cen Of 
Wwou'd to tell it vou. hi 355 i . 
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ill Thou art as N as if thou wert one hy fie. 
| Ceæſ. But this Letter millt ſp eak firſt,” 


WW Vill ( opens it) Here, Sir," the laſt Ward is all Ne: 
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one may know what I was poſſeſt of. 3 
Ce. Some know it too well already... . Val Ut . 
. Fill. Prithee, Who are they? 6 By Ie 
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4 4 ſs Pill; Yau pa. hol] « gether, t that 1 hall nev r come to- 
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ven knows , And yet e W dhe he loves vou 
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Fill. (Afide) Im extremely Re Wich this Tönth- 


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A tha "vi "Go; © Above my Fortunes, ; yer my Stare is well; 
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THR Then be thinks all the World Fools for being uncongern'd,. 
Wl! jut they, in rekurn, think as odd of Ts > 1 al 
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x of! Villaretts-- My Maſter N 8 8 be one ee 
= When he ſighs for you; m difehirg d, hüt When 
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no mare, except, Sir, you'll call again, to tell me how he 
takes it... In the mean ties for your trouble, pray accept 


1 my Fortunes, yet wy. State: WAL; A 
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For that, fair Youth, thou neechff u no 1 Thar! p 
Tongue! That Face! That Spirit above 1 cou'd 
not be born of vulgar Parents ae 446th 6 K - — 
Tho! he has left me, yet he is not gone. if en. 
I feel him in my Breaſt ee ee ene 


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how he reſted. How f e looks... And drop a little Pity. on 


75 il. "Your mig ht, 7 A 2 What a : WI But tell 
r Maſter, 1 Tdereſt 115 Paſſion 540 let him trouble me 


of this. ( offers a Parſe, &c.) 
Cafe. 4 pitting pre y = ITO, ),T am no fee'd Poſt, 

Madam, you miſplace your 1 264 My Ma lter, | 

„not my telf, wants recompg (. Exit. 9 
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L may toſs him. . But Villarettas Youth. and Fortune 


Run after that ſame {cy Youth, the Duke's 8 Page. 0 
calls himſelf c threw this Ring at f my Feet, as 
he went out, and left; whether I would or not; wr, 2 
give it him again, andtell him, L ſhall be ery. angry. if 
he plays theſe Tricks With me., He may, perhaps, have 
the Confidence to deny it But be ſute you leave it; and if MM 2 
he has any thing today for himſelf, to exc ws , ha® 
"_ you may bid Him callte Morrow. Road. 1 
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Rod Dear Sebgſtian," (the unknown to me . . . 
Voyage, yet ſinée our common Calamity has made us 
one, ler mie call you ſo) add not to the Miſeries the ſew: 
das caus d, by being fad. * 
Seb. Captain, your Friendſhip Y wou'd make! me forger 
any Lobes, Bur Sitters? e " 2 58 
Bod. Since that may poſſibly ts be R$ IP 
Diffide not in tlie Powers that guard her Life. | 
Seb, What hope can these n * 1 000d FE" 
flight focloſe, that in a few Hours we came up with the . 
Veſſel, in which, I was aſſur'd, ſhe went; bur be fore WE 2 
had hail'd? em, a Storm aroſe, that ſeparated . 5 N Fo 
that Vellel fink; and the Plank on Which 1 you found hs - 
was all that Was left of ours. 
Nod. And why miglit not ſome kind Plank: remain for 
her ? Suſpend yourSorrow” for a while; and lince the Was . 
bound for Venice. e 3 9 7 PO tk 
Tho' I'm proclaim'd a Traytor to the Stare, 5 1 7 ff 
Vet I have Friends here that I can commands 17 7 CM 
They hall imploy all Venite in the Search, STE _ n 1 5 
And ſerve our pre er Wants, Sebaſtian.” ot 
Pedro, ( Abe, ) I'm glad to beargher TY be x Eng 
towards. 3 Gs ag. IU 7 45 
Seb. Rodoregue You op Ps me With | 
You left your ſtated Colle to much hne; e 55 
And tho your Ship by my ill Stars 2 1 5 1 2 8 
„ Let here you follow to another Ae, n 
More dreadful than the dat. „ „%% 
Kad. Thiak not of thaty'1 V Eriend, 15 7 | 753 r 
I fear no harm; While 1 I can ſerve Sebaſtian; „ 5 r 
Theſe Weeds, and you ur good Genius, will ei me. 1 
Pra. Sir, «Sir, there's à Lady that takes particular no- 
tice of 3 'Y [Enter Villaretra, and paſſes over the Stage] 


Rod. I know her, per a Widow, the greateſt Fortune 
in un | me.” 5 Pied. 


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Seb. She miſtakes. me for another. . 
5 Ah! Sir, that's Grief makes you think ſo. But a 

ö Woman never looks KO upon a Man by miſtake, Sir, 

if ſhe had lookt upon me ſo, it ſhou'd ha? been no miſtake. 
Seb Cou'd not allthae ſale Water cure Your: Imperti- 
nence, Raſcall. of 

Rod. Let him e „ e If you'll take a I 

turn in theſe Walks, Ell try the temper of my Friends 

In the mean time, leſt you ſhould have occaſion for Mo. 
ney, take this Purſe, and uſe it uy Nee tis all aud — 
from the mercileſs Storm. » ney FR? - 
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Rod. No Words, Sebaſtian; ee a 11455 o ROOF to. 4 
FRY 5 Fortune has made amends for her ill 24 þ 


fincebyit ſhe has given me an opportunity of knowi 

vou. „„ Hit Roderegne? o 
Seb, This Generous Fellow confounds me more. than i 4 

my ill Fortune + > looling on the Punſ ). * „ 


\* Ped: Talk not of i 1 Fortune, Sir; with ſuch a Wa ok 1 
* Favour · I couꝭd no more grieve, than be ſober, r 
all that about me-- 1 Wiſh he hadtold you too, Sir, wher * 4 
that rich Widow Tg for 1 e e your] Ho * 8 
nour by Land. 1 9 
Ses Pray; Ii, let me have no more of your Familial” 
ties Wait here till I return, Hang- Dog! (Hxit Seb 7 
4 Ped. Very pretty-= Wfen we wereſinking, it was, 
Good Pedro t Dear Plarot: Segmor. Pedro] Is there a 
Hopes-- ? He knew Death made all People alike, and 
thought fit to be acquainted with me, When he found _ 3 
were near it If I eu d hut hangmy ſelf now, Iſhou'd® af) 
be as great as A/exander---Byt-T'don't love Prefermentat | | 
that rate neither What is there in this Seba/tiars more 
than in me? He can afford to be Idle, Game, and Wench 
more than I. But I love it as well. I Was certainly 1 
by agreat Man, for I han't one of your Tradeſmanly Vir- 
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Foor. Here he is ! Now what Trick will he have to 
Sec Sir, Sir. ry et 
„ What's our bulineſs, ends "ys. 
* 8 My "butt neſs, Sir, is with. your Wort ke. 
Fi 
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the matter-- Why, Sir, Ih : © bro 9 5 an old Acquait-, Bia 
LE  tanceofit Fare tak all, that you left with my Lady Vi. - 
7% "Cz; A Ring- CA, te) What can this mean Tit © * 
1 no Ring, Friend, and none will I receive. 
Foot, Ha! ha! ha! Right again. Aude) My Lady. 
=  faid, Sir, that you. wou'd dhe te Modeſty to difown it, 
x . hat na But to adviſe you as a Friend, Sir, you. muſt - 13 
* 3 your Balts better, Ie youll catch no Fiſh i in our 
Fonds- There, Sir, take i it; {o you' threw it, and {o it is „ 
return d- (bing, and retarus 9 I forgot one thing, 
* Fr, ſhe ſays, if you can excuſe your doin „ you Way ca. 
Pp 220 oro, but your Ring plots won't ta es Sir, ha! 2. *J 
- (Ad.) Left no Ring- A Rogue! 3 n | 
__ Cef. (rakes up the Ring) Ha A rich Brillon! Whats 
1 her B ſign ? Now reflect, ſhe view'd me with untom- 
mg Curioliry:: Pray Heaven, my Out- ſide has noet 
eff m'd her-! fr muſt be fo--"How eaſily a Woman is 
_ deteiv'd, hen the Deluder's Man. - Poor Lady! Tou 
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V 1 Rag a A Haves forbids us war's we eps. 225 
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, Sir; T 290 Ear; ald ed edge 
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muſt beg Protection of the Lady of the Houſe. e 
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a damn'd Dog ar fingle Rapier, and can hit ye within 
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thro*my Midriff--"A Son'of a Whore! . 5 
Dir. But L told him ſuch things ol you, chat have _ — 
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him with one Parry, Juſt to fave Tue onour. . 
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mind it no more than one . takes 8 an Employ- a 
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N 6.4, '(kneels) O good Sir don't kill me, cant fats ! 


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upon me, and not fight-- Death! and Canon“ bullets! 
Let, me come ar him.: (Ai) If the Dog ſhou'd : 
got be in earneſt, 1 
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1 e but pray-don't kill me. 
3 2 Coward! hat could'ſt expect, afteraffronting. | 


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n Skin pulꝰd over th Ears. [ Ext „ ee 
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mig threaten his. PPP 
A] This Obligation ion, Sitz is more ſurprizing, as it is 

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Nod. Take it Slave-- But be not vou Göde {to Caf 7 
my Friend: I told you of this danger, and no there is 

no Remedy What grieves me moſt in this Calamity, i is, 
that it will hinder me from ſerving you, and make me 
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vou For tho'I pleaded for Morena, rf any 4:2 gain'd for my 
felf-- I ſigh'd for him, but.the ligh Laara.... 
Lau, Miſchief on all han »% 0 | ET 1 ſhou'd ha” 
1 with laughing at the milkake! Suxe, Madam, you 
Were ſo much a Manas to promiſe her r! 70 ? 
Caſ. No, I had nothing of a Man about me at that 
time, for I wou'd not delude her. 
Lau. You ſhou'd ha” given her a liele ope,to-ha* been 
rr aſſured of her Temper, for theſe Venetian Ladies are 
of Plots Madam A aint inon her ſelhis not cunninger. 
Cæſ. Ha! Thou haſt put à doubt in my Head, that I 
was not aware of-- If this ſho id be a Deſign? 17 
Lu. I can put you in a way to know, Madan. © * 
9 C. Dear Lauta, how? Id do any thing to be certain 
of her diſaffectipn n Lo rd! "Moreno, BY Happineſs de- 
ends on Lit. 5 . 25 oF: . 
Las. She juſt ſent a Footman for the Duk ke's Ph byſician, 
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only feel their Fulſe, ang tell em a pretty Story, 

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N Doctor, and I can't fail. 
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"glows within my Breaſt, and beats in every Vein. 
Em, Come, come, ſit down, and look fick--- If the 
0 Fol Coli in, and finds you at hady Groves! and 
purling Stream! He won t feel your Pulſe, for there's 


none of thoſe ] Feaſes in the Diſpenlatory. 
Hill. Fits down) Well! Then what Difternper. wou'd. 
you adviſe me t? 
Em. Any Woman's, there area chouſand! "The Cho- 
lick! Yapours! Which Spleen! Opinion You 
cant want a Difeafe, "no mote-rhan he 3 OV * 
Vil. Pm afraid he has none l r n is for m 
je ee l: 1 W s e Ne 
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many, Scruples.. Tar 
1 FL lie Mir want tk at, Emil: — 
Senator $ Fee, if he ſucceeds ! 80 


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Vill. Wait on! min EA 

*Colour of Sicknels- Oue miſt ha) e forn 
*Gtavity, and not fall. too quick upoa th | 
* By no means!” He Kate bes Coach” * 5 you * 1 
F< not talk ta him, no more than tee. him, Tike a walking 


[- ___  Phyfirian,;, Ne Ne . n 2 8 115 
| Rs, You are mifi akenthe e, E, Kalbe tis his Coach 
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Ei: Hes coming, * 
Pill. Hoe, ! hoe. But muſt it = the Von, or * * 
Spleen? 2.(in 4 low Voice . wy. So! He's here! © 


Vill. Hug h! 5 =! Sick 17 2 Le Cal 1. 3 | ? 
C. hows very low 10 Em. on 4 a2 al El 
Vill. Doctor! N 
Cæſ. How does your 'Ladyſhip do? 
Vill. Very ill! Hoe? f holds out. FE am * 


Ca. (feels her Palſi) Hum-s! A little Feyeriſh,,. 
- -. Fill. So troubled with Spleen all Days: What: mult L 
take Doctor? 1 
So 41 Let me ſee 41 playi ing bis Cane py his Mouth) | 
Your Ladyſhip muſt do nothing, but drink me a good 
Glaſs of Wine, with a few. Drops, that I ſhall ſend you,” 
and . oy as well as ever you was in your LifſQ 
Em. ( I muſt ge et a little Advice for nothing-- : 
Doctor, . tro led wit r trembling at my Hoare in a 
Morain har is good for it. 
C. Madam, the only; thing in the World, are my. Z 
Drops! 0 5 5 Blooding, and ens or — ( C Alia 1 
. don't know what to fly next. 8 
E. Will you write mea Preſcription of cheſeDropsDr.? . * 
_— (Abe) What ſhall do now? Madam, I always 
make up my. Medicines my: ſelf Never truſt am Apothe- F 
cary-- They re all Rogues, and their Shops hold nothing L 0 4 
I never viſit a Lady of any. Rank, but I Kave we Cham. | 
ber with more Druggs in ir. 
En. (Aide) I dont like a Fellow that FEA, + er me be 
cheated as every. body is cheated! He knows ſingularity 
catches the Crowd, and.chrives the here for not being a . 
Rogue the common way... x 
. T hope, Madam, we ſhall Grip it to that in a 
ſhort time, hay every Preſcriptions ſhall be as long as a2 
Bill of Lading of an EA - India-Ship, and 550 nose but 
People of Quality 15 pretend to be ſick. | 
Fill. That x woutbe very. obliging, Lr ul SY 
Wer 3 for now. every dirty Tradefman, whale 
has eat too „ mu W * . Lola 


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"Cel. Who muſt take her by the Hand, em be | 

- brings awaythe Itch--! But Apothecaries have done this! 
I have made ſome advances, Madam, to put em quite 1285 
down, out of an honeſt Indignation to their 2 it 
for I hate to ſee People of uality abus d. 
el (Aſide) By any but your ſelf... j- 
Ce/. Don't your Ladyſhip find a Languiſhingneſ in 
your Thoughts, anda Deſire to be alone. ; 
Em. l Hum! He ſmokes her Diſtemper-- II 43 
withdraw. Lady Villaretta, I have Letters to Write, and 255 
muſt take my leave. 0 Exit) ns 
vill. Your Servant..., Eractly vo, ear Docdde N 
Caf. Then, Madam, tis 9 the Paſſions of the 

| Mind have this effect on the Bod {pon YourLadyſhip has 
lomethiag that troubles you? +. ? 1D * . 

Hill. You have touch d the very Spring my Diſc 18 

| .- (riſng) And if you had a Medicine for rf eee * 
Lou ſhowdout-ſhine the Widow-making- Tribe, 
| 4 And all their N 10 2 8 e FF: 5 * . an ” ; mY 5 

5 © Cot Ill anſwer dam; tho*it were 
n the Duke Rimlelkf, TERS” AE 3 6es's i e * 4 2 2 5 5 „ | 
Hl. Now, Doctor, e eee, our very 


1 ö Wolde have Balm above the richeſt Brug --! There is a 
Louth call'd C/ in your Family, do you know what heis? 3 
| 3 A Nobleman s Son of France.” — 5 


Vil. II is he, "and only he! On hit N ee 
nerous aer aa as an n earneſt of my future Bou 17 


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theſe, you are indeed Apes" ff pri N 
Phyſitian knows nothing eee 

Le. Tis doing violence to my he to rake a bes "71 
fore L have done you good. 009. 

l. That, Doctor, Se bag el Ten wand 
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theſe; Are the Lips, Pm ſuce Kiſsꝰt juſt ſo Land Jour Arms 
met A out me in the very ſame manner! 
Ti 5 Bott em round me once more 
exactl Ha! ha! TI follow, the whole Family 
arg of a piece, and tis very likely ſbe may have a 
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What wou'lt have Friend? TG 
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| manners. rota; it a e f Bun by” Exit. 
| | Ped, Hum! my Miſtreſs — And is 2 ogether To 

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has any value - She'd make a 


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Mor. Thy words pierce: thro? me, 
| 5. kn mortal Poyfon to my 

deaf, as wall as blind, 
but Love, is movad by pray r. 


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To ſtep above the quiet leyel of his Race, 
. caving happy to be g reat ——HadT been Prince, 
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Of my good wiſhes to you Lou ſay that 
Rocbregse Reſeu'd you, and is my Priſoner 


Forgive me Sir, for pleading for your Rnemy : 
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Mor. She is Hot to Noce gh'd with common things; | 
A Prize like her ſhou'd'be the: World's n 


27 — at laſt Superiour merit. 
t Mou d he do for her that I'd refuſe? 


| 3 If Iwere ſhe, and judge of that diſpute, 
The ſtriving World with ſcorn I wou'd refuſe ? 


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Mor. Dear partial Boy! 


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How ſhall reward thy kin | 
The any thing thouasks me. 


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Seb. r "His is thi Air! 1 is t pgs} 1 
This Pearl ſhe gave mel.-I do ſee! and feel it! 
No ſhape of fancy, or deluſive dream: 8 
A Woman too, that has Wit! that has Honour! * 5 
And Charms enough to make a Man.upon.- Lea) 
The Wrack forget his Pains | err * 
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Seb. "Ha! bave they- told thee, ugriddle- Pedyo 2 
Ped. Its no Riddle at all, I bull a little of Woman's 
temper Sir, for I Was Pimp to my Lord Midnight be- 
forte I came to your Honour, and when a Woman had 
a mind to his Perſon or Mane, ſhed rail at him, 
trip before him, or Write an angry Letter to him 
for abuſing her:. Now this 
your old Ac lintance, that's all. 
Seb. It might be ſo, if ſhe deſign vd aGallaney, bir 
this is for Marriage, Blockhead. 
Ped. Ha! ha! a Plot to put Lore out of Counte- 
nance ; ſhe has ſo quick a ſenſe of this matter Sir, 
that ſhe wou'd try to allay it with the Air of 2 
"Licenſe, a Prieſt, and a Sack-Poſſet ! Ay Sir, I wiſh 
- the were in earneſt, for ſhe's the Richeſt Lady in - 
{+ enice. The Duke. himſelf makes BLOTS. to her. 
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Pe. You know. Sir, I am the humble folldwer. of 


your ſteps and fearing I ſhould betray you if I 
look'd like a Stranger, where you was ſo well acquain- 
ted, I offer'd to ſqueeſe her Woman by the hand; 
but inſtead of finding the great civility of her Lady, 
it preſently walk'd about my Ears at ſuch a rate, 
that * but her T ongue cou'd g0 taſter. + 
Seb. She ſerv'd you well. 
Ped. She is che firſt Lady's Woman of your Ho- 
N s: Pies ene NR that did not admire a Man of my 
Bre ; * | 
=”. To the purpt ſe Raſcal!. . | 
Ped. Shethreaten'd' very hard, but a compaſſionate 
Footman took pitty of me, and carry'd me into a 
Sellar Sir, that holds tl Cure of the Spleen i in 
Venice, and over x Flask of it, 
the Family In ſhort Sir, her Riches are as great as 
her Civility, and the Duke __ rather diary her 
than the Sea. 
Seb. If this ag: We be/ true, "Haan tan ad to 
my good fortune, but to find my Siſter Lives. 
_ - Ped. Saving that Sir, this will prove a oY f. 
wreek Fortunes grown an Cech Ba 
breaks you only to Erich you 4-6 
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vil als" not this haſt cr! 1 if you mean well: 
_ Go with me now into the Chauntry 5 | 
66 And underneath that Confecrated Roof, 


« Plight - 


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66 /Plight ie whe full Turance of your Faith, Ds 
« That my -moſt j Jeal ouſe and too doubtful Soul * 

RW” « May live at peace. b . 

13 Seb. None with — Eyes to doubt their wiſhes ed, 

= I want no force where fo much Beauty e 1 


et the good Man Lead on 4 E 

Before the Altar, Pit your peace inſure, Nd 
Aud Flight a Faith, that ever Thallindure. - EY . 
= 4 Vill. The ſumm of all my wiſhes, dear gare! | 


Proceed Father? "Quick our bleſſin ive, 
:Tis all from ad Heav'n Pd by receive ns 
[Excunt all but Pedro. 
Ped. Hum! good Chaplin make haſt Ay Ifſharp 
ſer, and don't care how / ſoon Grace is faid ! If this 2 
riage goes on, I ſhall be 4 great Man! The firſt 
Ido, ſhall. be to bring that inſolent Jade that .box'” 
me upon ber Knees," to ſhow my power; and F 
| Marry her after, to continue my Domit Non, 
| _ Gratitude extreamly——Then all "is I | 
= Sovernment, I reckon will beat my Apo Pn be 
KLerretary of State my ſelf, tho? I can't Write. But 
5 to have a glace; is to be fit for it, and to Receive the 
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2. . 1 11 Dog! ! muſt you be Jokcing with 


Rod. Sir; Tm your humble Servant. 3 
1. Soul, Harkee Tom! let's inquire into tir Pockets 
beforethe Captain comes, the Rogue wont 19 

Rod. No Sir, no more e bear. 


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make you merry to [ Tales 4 Box out of his Pocket] F 
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_ O! Barbarous Fortune. # 8175 who enters at 5 
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Cape. She's kind to me, who had Hear! loſt bad you « 
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Offi Awe pleaſe] your Holes! 2 
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So long has ploughd our Adriatick Seas: 
We fad him quarrelliog i in the Streets of Venice, 
M concern or ſhame. 
Ceſ. Sir, let not that be in his Accuſation! 

My Danger. brought him there; 

He Reicu'd me from the Inſults of Two Ruſſians; 5 


Drew on my fide, andfav'd my life- 


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Mor? Rodoregee | What ſtrang deſign an 
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„A Witchcraft drew me hither; _ . - 

That moſt ungrateful Youth there by your your ade. 

From you rude Seas, enrag d and foamy mouth (ae, 
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