_2 Law._ None but this, a Writ of error to remove the cause. _Long._ No more of error, we have been in that too much already. _2 Law._ If you will reverse the judgement, you must trust to that delay. _Long._ Delay? indeed he's like to trust to that, With you has any dealing. _2 Law._ E'r the Law proceeds to an _Habere facias possessionem_. _Dub._ That's a language Sir, I understand not. _Long._ Th'art a very strange unthankful fellow to have taken Fees of such a liberal measure, and then give a man hard words for's money. _1 Law._ If men will hazard their salvations, What should I say? I've other business. _Mont._ Y'are i'th' right; That's it you should say, now prosperity has left me. _Enter two Creditors._ _1 Cred._ Have an eye upon him; if We lose him now, he's gone for ever; stay And dog him: I'll go fetch the Officers. _Long._ Dog him you Bloud-hound: by this point thou shalt more safely dog an angry Lion, than attempt him. _Mont._ What's the matter? _Long._ Do but stir to fetch a Serjeant; and besides your loss Of labour, I'll have you beaten, till Those casement in your faces be false lights. _Dub._ Falser than those you sell by. _Mont._ Who gave you Commission to abuse my friends thus? _Lon._ Sir, are those your friends that would betray you? _Mont._ 'Tis to save themselves rather than betray me. _1 Cred._ Your Lordship makes a just construction of it. _2 Cred._ All our desire is but to get our own. _Long._ Your wives desires and yours do differ then. _Mont._ So far as my ability will go You shall have satisfaction _Longeville_. _Long._ And leave your self neglected; every man Is first a debtor to his own demands, being honest. _Mont._ As I take it, Sir, I did Not entertain you for my Counselor. _Long._ Counsel's the office of a servant, When the master falls upon a danger; as Defence is; never threaten with your eyes, They are no cockatrices; do you hear? Talk with [a] Girdler, or [a] Mill'ner, He can inform you of a kind of men That first undid the profit of those trades By bringing up the form of carrying Their _Morglays_ in their hands: with some of those A man may make himself a priviledge To ask a question at the prison gates Without your good permission. _2 Cred._ By your leave.