[649] 110 heare? [_Takes Mrs. Fitz. aside._] G You’re 1716, W into] in 1641 schoole 1641 School 1692, 1716 school W, G [650] 117 SN. om. G [651] 118 left] let 1641 entered W enter’d G [652] 120 owne om. G [653] 121 sha’] she’ 1692 she 1716, f. enjoy’d 1692, f. [654] 124 your 1641, f. [655] 125 kindnesse 1641 Kindness 1692, 1716 kindness W, G [656] 147 Marquess 1692, 1716 marquess W [657] 149 FIT.] _Eith._ 1716, W _Wit._ They G [658] 153 SN. om. G || You’re 1716, W [659] 160 He ’as 1716, W [660] 162 venture 1692, f. [661] 164 dance 1641, f. [662] 168 engag’d W engaged G [663] 171 SN.] [_Aside._ G [664] 176 baudery 1641 [665] 182 SN. om. G [666] 192 SN.] [_Aside, and exit with indignation._ G || Wooing 1692, 1716 wooing W, G [667] 195 [_Aside._ G [668] 196 Ladiship 1641 [669] 200, 210 SN. om. G [670] 201 pase] pause 1641 [671] 207 SN.] [_Fit strikes Pug._ W || _He_ om. G [672] 208 draw 1716 [673] 209 Virger W verger G [674] 210 [_Aside._ G [675] 212 Divele 1641 [676] 223 [_Aside._ G [677] 224 He’s 1716, W He is G [678] 229 employ 1692, f. [679] 235, 237 This’s] This is 1716, f. [680] 237 cleanliest 1692, f. silent’st 1692. f. [681] 238 WIT. om. 1692, f. [682] 242 such] such a W, G [683] 243 [_Aside._ G [684] 244 SN.] [_Aside, and looking at Wittipol._ G [685] 249 SN.] [_Aside._ G [686] 253 SN. om. G [687] 256 [_Exit Wit._ Well, sir! [_Exeunt Wittipol with Mrs. Fitz. and Tailbush and Eitherside with Pug._ G ACT. IIIJ. SCENE. V. MERE-CRAFT. FITZ-DOTTREL. PIT-FAL. EVER-ILL. PLVTARCHUS. But what ha’ you done i’ your _Dependance_, ſince? [153] FIT. O, it goes on, I met your Couſin, the _Maſter_-- MER. You did not acquaint him, S^r? FIT. Faith, but I did, S^r. And vpon better thought, not without reaſon! He being chiefe _Officer_, might ha’ tane it ill, elſe, 5 As a _Contempt_ againſt his Place, and that In time Sir, ha’ drawne on another _Dependance_. No, I did finde him in good termes, and ready To doe me any ſeruice. MER. So he said, to you? But S^r, you do not know him. FIT. VVhy, I presum’d 10 Becauſe this _bus’neſſe_ of my wiues, requir’d mee, I could not ha’ done better: And hee told Me, that he would goe preſently to your _Councell_, A Knight, here, i’ the Lane-- MER. Yes, _Iuſtice Either-ſide_. FIT. And get the _Feoffment_ drawne, with a letter of _Atturney_, 15 For _liuerie_ and _ſeiſen_! MER. That I knowe’s the courſe. But Sir, you meane not to make him _Feoffee_? FIT. Nay, that I’ll pauſe on! MER. How now little _Pit-fall_. PIT. Your Couſin Maſter _Euer-ill_, would come in-- But he would know if Maſter _Manly_ were heere. 20