FIT. I hope I ſhall: but _Ingine_, you doe talke 20 Somewhat too much, o’ my courſes. My Cloake-cuſtomer Could tell mee ſtrange particulars. ING. By my meanes? [111] FIT. How ſhould he haue ’hem elſe? ING. You do not know, S^r, What he has: and by what arts! A monei’d man, Sir, And is as great with your _Almanack-Men_, as you are! 25 FIT. That Gallant? ING. You make the other wait too long, here: And hee is extreme punctuall. FIT. Is he a gallant? ING. Sir, you ſhall ſee: He’is in his riding ſuit, As hee comes now from Court. But heere him ſpeake: Miniſter matter to him, and then tell mee. 30 [254] SD. om. G [255] 3 _Exit Pug. Re-enter_ ENGINE. G [256] 4 th’] the G§ [257] 7 H’is] he’s 1716, f. () ret. G [258] 9 businesse 1641 [259] 12 undertaking 1641 [260] 16 ’hem] ’em G [261] 21 o’ ret. G [262] 27 a om. 1692, 1716, W [263] 28 He’is] He’s 1716 he’s W, G [264] 30 [_Exeunt._ G ACT. IJ. SCENE. I. MEER-CRAFT. FITZ-DOTTREL. INGINE. TRAINES. PVG. Sir, money’s a whore, a bawd, a drudge; Fit to runne out on errands: Let her goe. _Via pecunia!_ when ſhe’s runne and gone, And fled and dead; then will I fetch her, againe, With _Aqua-vitæ_, out of an old Hogs-head! 5 While there are lees of wine, or dregs of beere, I’le neuer want her! Coyne her out of cobwebs, Duſt, but I’ll haue her! Raiſe wooll vpon egge-ſhells, Sir, and make graſe grow out o’ marro-bones. To make her come. (Commend mee to your Miſtreſſe, 10 _To a waiter._ Say, let the thouſand pound but be had ready, And it is done) I would but ſee the creature (Of fleſh, and blood) the man, the _prince_, indeed, That could imploy ſo many millions As I would help him to. FIT. How, talks he? millions? 15 MER. (I’ll giue you an account of this to morrow.) Yes, I will talke no leſſe, and doe it too; _To another._ If they were _Myriades_: and without the _Diuell_, By direct meanes, it ſhall be good in law. ING. Sir. [112]