FIT. You heare, _Diuel_, Lock the ſtreete-doores faſt, and let no one in 155 (Except they be this Gentlemans followers) To trouble mee. Doe you marke? Yo’ haue heard and ſeene Something, to day; and, by it, you may gather Your Miſtreſſe is a fruite, that’s worth the ſtealing And therefore worth the watching. Be you ſure, now [115] Yo’ haue all your eyes about you; and let in 161 No lace-woman; nor bawd, that brings French-maſques, And cut-works. See you? Nor old croanes, with wafers, To conuey letters. Nor no youths, diſguis’d Like country-wiues, with creame, and marrow-puddings. 165 Much knauery may be vented in a pudding, Much bawdy intelligence: They’are ſhrewd ciphers. Nor turne the key to any neyghbours neede; Be’t but to kindle fire, or begg a little, Put it out, rather: all out, to an aſhe, 170 That they may ſee no ſmoake. Or water, ſpill it: Knock o’ the empty tubs, that by the ſound, They may be forbid entry. Say, wee are robb’d, If any come to borrow a ſpoone, or ſo. I wi’ not haue good fortune, or gods bleſſing 175 Let in, while I am buſie. PVG. I’le take care, Sir: They ſha’ not trouble you, if they would. FIT. Well, doe ſo. [265] SD. MEER. ...] _A Room in_ Fitzdottrel’s _House. Enter_ FITZDOTTREL, ENGINE, _and_ MEERCRAFT, _followed by_ TRAINS _with a bag, and three or four Attendants_. G [266] 1 ’s] is G [267] 10 SN. _To_ ...] [_To 1 Attendant._] G [268] 12 done. [_Exit 1 Attend._] G [269] 14 employ W, G [270] 15 How, talks] How talks 1716, f. [271] 17 SN.] [_To 2 Attendant._] [_Exit 2 Atten._ G || talke] take 1641, 1716, f. [272] 18 _Myriads_ 1716 Myriads W myriads G [273] 20 SN. om. 1641, 1692. 1716, W [_to 3 Atten._] G || M^r.] master G passim [274] 22 it. [_Exit 3 Atten._] G || SN. om. 1641, f. [275] 24 () om. W [276] 28 reasons G [277] 29 sha’] shall G [278] 33 SN. om. 1641. f. [279] 34 it om. 1641 [280] 34, 35, 39 () ret. G [281] 44 ’tis] it is G [282] 46 his] a 1641, f. [283] 50 Throughout 1641, 1692, 1716, W Thoroughout G [284] 53 an] my 1692, f. [285] 62 fellow, [_points to Trains_] G [286] 64 Wi’] Will W, G [287] 65 chance. [_Trains gives him a paper out of the bag._] G || Project; foure 1641 Project: four 1692, 1716 Project four; W Project four: G || Dog-skinnes] dogs-skins 1641 Dogs Skins 1692, 1716 dogs skins W Dogs’ skins G [288] 67 see’t] see it G [289] 68 MER. Yes,] included in line 69 1692, 1716, W [290] 69 my om. 1641 [291] 76 SN. _Hee_ ...] [_Trains draws out another._] (after ‘hand:’ 76) G [292] 78 Pr’y thee] Pry’thee W Prithee G [293] 78-80 Pr’y thee--pound? om. 1692, 1716 [294] 81 hal’] half G [295] 89 Proc’lane 1641 porcelane G [296] 93 above G [297] 97 O’] O! G || SN.] [_Trains draws out another._] G [298] 99 a om. 1641