FIT. Out you Rogue! You moſt infernall counterfeit wretch! Auant! Do you thinke to gull me with your _Æſops Fables_? 30 Here take him to you, I ha’ no part in him. PVG. Sir. FIT. Away, I do diſclaime, I will not heare you. _And ſends him away._ MER. What ſaid he to you, Sir? FIT. Like a lying raskall Told me he was the _Diuel_. MER. How! a good ieſt! FIT. And that he would teach me, ſuch fine _diuels_ tricks 35 For our new reſolution. EVE. O’ pox on him, ’Twas excellent wiſely done, Sir, not to truſt him. Mere-craft _giues the instructions to him and the reſt_. MER. Why, if he were the Diuel, we ſha’ not need him, If you’ll be rul’d. Goe throw your ſelfe on a bed, Sir, And faine you ill. Wee’ll not be ſeene wi’ you, 40 Till after, that you haue a fit: and all Confirm’d within. Keepe you with the two _Ladies_ And perſwade them. I’ll to _Iuſtice Either-ſide_, And poſſeſſe him with all. _Traines_ ſhall ſeeke out _Ingine_, And they two fill the towne with’t, euery cable 45 Is to be veer’d. We muſt employ out all Our _emiſſaries_ now; Sir, I will ſend you _Bladders_ and _Bellowes_. Sir, be confident, ’Tis no hard thing t’out doe the _Deuill_ in: A Boy o’ thirteene yeere old made him an _Aſſe_ 50 But t’toher day. FIT. Well, I’ll beginne to practice; And ſcape the imputation of being _Cuckold_, By mine owne act. MER. yo’ are right. EVE. Come, you ha’ put Your ſelfe to a ſimple coyle here, and your freinds, [164] By dealing with new _Agents_, in new plots. 55 MER. No more o’ that, ſweet couſin. EVE. What had you To doe with this ſame _Wittipol_, for a _Lady_? MER. Queſtion not that: ’tis done. EVE. You had ſome ſtraine ’Boue E-_la_? MER. I had indeed. EVE. And, now, you crack for’t. MER. Do not vpbraid me. EVE. Come, you muſt be told on’t; 60 You are ſo couetous, ſtill, to embrace More then you can, that you looſe all. MER. ’Tis right. What would you more, then Guilty? Now, your ſuccours. [783] SD. om. G [784] 5 _Ambler. Enter_ FITZDOTTREL. G [785] 11 SN. om. G [786] 12 private. [_Takes him aside._ G [787] 28 loud] round 1716 [788] 32 SN.] [_Exit Sledge with Pug._ G [789] 36 O’] O W O, G [790] 37 SN. om. G [791] 42 [_to Everill._ G [792] 43 I will G [793] 45 two] to 1641 [794] 46 imploy 1641 [795] 49 t’ ret. G [796] 51 t’tother 1692 t’other 1716. f. [797] 53 You’re 1716, W right. || [_Exit Fitz._ G [798] 61 imbrace 1641 [799] 63 [_Exeunt._ G