[206] SD. om. _Enter_ FITZDOTTRELL, _with Mrs._ FRANCES _his wife_. G [207] 9 Meetings 1692, 1716 meetings 1641, W, G [208] 11 I haue] I’ve W haue a] a 1641. f. [209] 18 SN. om. G [210] 19 () ret. G [211] 32 i’ the 1641, 1692, 1716, W in the G [212] 44 ’hem] ’em G [213] 46 ’t] it G || ’hem] ’em G [214] 49 gi’] give G [215] 51 though 1641, f. [216] 52 () om. G [217] 58 SN.] _He disposes his wife to her place._ G [218] 59 [_Aside._ G [219] 63 th’art 1641, 1692, 1716 they are W, G SN. om. G [220] 64 enjoy 1692, f. [221] 74 SN. om. G [222] 76 employ W, G [223] 83 came W [224] 88 characts 1692 Characts 1716 [225] 99 jeer W, G [226] 115 adventrous 1692, 1716 advent’rous W || th’] the G [227] 117 forth] out 1641 [228] 121 I’ haue] I have 1692 I’ve 1716, f. [229] 127 o’] of G [230] 134, 5 misplaced t adjusted 1692. f. [231] 135 SN. om. G [232] 139 my G [233] 143 you’re 1716, W you are G [234] 149, 153 SN. [_Sets Manly in his place, and speaks for the lady._ (after ‘friend.’ 153) G [235] 154 utt’red 1692 utter’d 1716, f. [236] 160 He’s 1716, f. [237] 161 T’ escape W To ’scape 1716 [238] 172, 5 venture 1692, f. [239] 182 dealt 1692, f. [240] 187 nothing] no things 1692, 1716 [241] 191 embrace 1692, f. [242] 193 SN. om. 1641, 1692, 1716 || _Hee_ om. G [243] 194 lighten’d 1716, f. [244] 195 sad] said W, G [245] 211 I am] I’m W [246] 223 be wi’ G [247] 224 is mine] is mine owne 1641 is mine own 1692 ’s mine own 1716, W, G [248] 226 I ha’] I’ve G [_Exit._ G [249] 229 Ya’ have 1692 You’ve 1716 You W, G SN. om. G [250] 230 [_Exit._ G [251] 235 Youug] Young 1641, f. || Gentlmans 1641 Gentleman’s 1692, 1716 gentleman’s W, G [252] 240 him] it 1641 [253] 241 up.--[_Exit Mrs. Fitz. Enter_ PUG. G ACT. I. SCENE. VII. PVG. FITZDOTTREL. INGINE. Heere is one _Ingine_, Sir, deſires to ſpeake with you. FIT. I thought he brought ſome newes, of a broker! Well, Let him come in, good _Diuell_: fetch him elſe. O, my fine _Ingine_! what’s th’affaire? more cheats? ING. No Sir, the Wit, the Braine, the great _Proiector_, 5 I told you of, is newly come to towne. FIT. Where, _Ingine_? ING. I ha’ brought him (H’is without) Ere hee pull’d off his boots, Sir, but ſo follow’d, For buſineſſes: FIT. But what is a _Proiector_? I would conceiue. ING. Why, one Sir, that proiects 10 Wayes to enrich men, or to make ’hem great, By ſuites, by marriages, by vndertakings: According as he ſees they humour it. FIT. Can hee not coniure at all? ING. I thinke he can, Sir. (To tell you true) but, you doe know, of late, 15 The State hath tane ſuch note of ’hem, and compell’d ’hem, To enter ſuch great bonds, they dare not practice. FIT. ’Tis true, and I lie fallow for’t, the while! ING. O, Sir! you’ll grow the richer for the reſt.