TAY. O, thy huſband! Yes, faith, there’s life in’t, now: It is referr’d. If wee once ſee it vnder the ſeales, wench, then, 10 Haue with ’hem for the great _Carroch_, ſixe horſes, And the two _Coach-men_, with my _Ambler_, bare, And my three women: wee will liue, i’ faith, The examples o’ the towne, and gouerne it. I’le lead the faſhion ſtill. EIT. You doe that, now, 15 Sweet _Madame_. TAY. O, but then, I’ll euery day Bring vp ſome new deuice. Thou and I, _Either-ſide_, Will firſt be in it. I will giue it thee; And they ſhall follow vs. Thou ſhalt, I ſweare, Weare euery moneth a new gowne, out of it. 20 EITH. Thanke you good _Madame_. TAY. Pray thee call mee _Taile-buſh_ As I thee, _Either-ſide_: I not loue this, _Madame_. ETY. Then I proteſt to you, _Taile-buſh_, I am glad Your _Buſineſſe_ ſo ſucceeds. TAY. Thanke thee, good _Eyther-ſide_. ETY. But Maſter _Either-ſide_ tells me, that he likes 25 Your other _Buſineſſe_ better. TAY. Which? EIT. O’ the Tooth-picks. TAY. I neuer heard on’t. EIT. Aske M^r. _Mere-craft_. MER. _Madame?_ H’is one, in a word, I’ll truſt his malice, With any mans credit, I would haue abus’d! Mere-craft _hath whiſper’d with the while_. MAN. Sir, if you thinke you doe pleaſe mee, in this, 30 You are deceiu’d! MER. No, but becauſe my _Lady_, Nam’d him my kinſman; I would ſatisfie you, What I thinke of him: and pray you, vpon it To iudge mee! MAN. So I doe: that ill mens friendſhip, Is as vnfaithfull, as themſelues. TAY. Doe you heare? 35 Ha’ you a _Buſineſſe_ about Tooth-picks? MER. Yes, _Madame_. Did I ne’r tell’t you? I meant to haue offer’d it Your _Lady-ſhip_, on the perfecting the pattent. [145] TAY. How is’t!