_Madam._ Den take your Scarf and your Mask, and go to de Rendezvous. De _Frense_ Laty do _justement comme ça_. _Lady Fan._ Rendezvous! What, rendezvous with a Man, _Madamoiselle_! Madam. _Eh, pourquoy non?_ _Lady Fan._ What, and a Man perhaps I never saw in my Life? Madam. _Tant mieux: c'est donc quelque chose de nouveau._ _Lady Fan._ Why, how do I know what Designs he may have? He may intend to ravish me, for aught I know. _Madam._ Ravish!--_Bagatelle_. I would fain see one impudent Rogue ravish _Madamoiselle: Ouy, je le voudrois_. _Lady Fan._.O, but my Reputation, _Madamoiselle!_ my Reputation! _Ah ma chere Reputation!_ Madam. _Madame--Quand on la une fois perdue--On n'en est plus embarassée._ _Lady Fan._ Fe, _Madamoiselle_, Fe! Reputation is a Jewel. Madam. _Qui coute bien chere, Madame._ _Lady Fan._ Why sure you would not sacrifice your Honour to your Pleasure? Madam. _Je suis Philosophe._ _Lady Fan._ Bless me, how you talk! Why, what if Honour be a Burden, _Madamoiselle_, must it not be borne? Madam. _Chaqu'un a sa façon--Quand quelque chose m'incommode moy--je m'en defais vite._ _Lady Fan._ Get you gone, you little naughty _French-woman_, you; I vow and swear I must turn you out of doors, if you talk thus. _Madam._ Turn me out of doors!----Turn yourself out of doors, and go see what de Gentleman have to say to you--_Tenez_. _Voila_ [Giving her her things hastily.] _vostre Esharpe_, _voila vostre Quoife_, _voila vostre Masque_, _voila tout_. _Hey_, _Mercure_, _Coquin_: Call one Chair for Matam, and one oder [_Calling within._] for me: _Va t'en vite_. [Turning to her Lady, and helping her on hastily with her things.] _Allons, Madame, depechez vous donc. Mon Dieu, quelles Scrupules!_ _Lady Fan._ Well, for once, _Madamoiselle_, I'll follow your Advice, out of the intemperate Desire I have to know who this ill-bred Fellow is. But I have too much _Delicatesse_, to make a Practice on't. Madam. _Belle chose vrayment que la Delicatesse, lors qu'il s'agit de se devertir--à ça--Vous voila equipés, partons.--He bien!--qu'avez vous donc?_ Lady Fan. _J'ay peur._ Madam. _Je n'en ay point moy._ _Lady Fan._ I dare not go. Madam. _Demeurez donc._ Lady Fan. _Je suis poltrone._ Madam. _Tant pis pour vous._ _Lady Fan._ Curiosity's a wicked Devil. Madam. _C'est une charmante Sainte._ _Lady Fan._ It ruined our first Parents. Madam. _Elle a bien diverti leurs Enfans._ Lady Fan. _L'Honneur est contre._ Madam. _La Plaisir est pour._ _Lady Fan._ Must I then go? _Madam._ Must you go?--Must you eat, must you drink, must you sleep, must you live? De Nature bid you do one, de Nature bid you do toder. _Vous me ferez enrager._ _Lady Fan._ But when Reason corrects Nature, _Madamoiselle_---- Madam. _Elle est donc bien insolente, c'est sa Sœur aisnée._ _Lady Fan._ Do you then prefer your Nature to your Reason, _Madamoiselle_? Madam. _Ouy da._ Lady Fan. _Pourquoy?_ _Madam._ Because my Nature make me merry, my Reason make me mad.