After the Song, the Bawd beckons a Porter, orders him to take up the Trunk and follow her and the Girl, which he does, with Harlequin in it.--Then the _Debauchee_ comes forward, who seems to be enamour'd with the Girl; the Pimp assures him he can procure her for him, upon which the _Debauchee_ seems rejoic'd and sings in Praise of Women and Wine. AIR II. _Brisk_ Tom _and Jolly_ Kate. _Brisk Wine and Women are, The Sum of all our Joy; A Brimmer softens every Care, And Beauty ne'er can cloy: Then let us Drink and Love, While still our Hearts are gay, Women and Wine, by turns shall prove, Our Blessings Night and Day._ After the Song he follows her--the Pimp struts about and sings. AIR III. _Maggy Lawther._ _Pimping is a Science, Sir, The only Mode and Fashion, To Virtue bids Defiance, Sir, 'Tis the Glory of the Nation. In City, Country, or in Court, It is the Coup d'Grace, Sir; If you your Patron's Vice support, You need not fear a Place, Sir._ _The Lawyer pimps to gain a Coif, While Porters pimp for Hire; Kind_ Betty _serves his Worship's Wife, The Page pimps for the Squire, 'Tis pimping gains a large Estate, Makes Valets wear their Swords, Sir, For Pimps oft look as big and great, As any Duke or Lord, Sir._ After the Song he follows the Debauchee.--The Scene changes to the Street; the Debauchee having found Harlequin in Company with Miss _Kitty_, turns her out of Doors, and the Pimp kicks out Harlequin; _Kitty_ goes out in the greatest Distress--Harlequin by his Action signifies he's in Love, and is in doubt whether to hang or drown himself, or cut his Throat, _&c_. At length he resolves to follow her, and determines to dress himself like a smart _Cadet_, in order to address her: To accomplish which he strikes the Ground, and there rises a Dressing-Table fix'd in a Cloud, furnish'd with all necessary Appurtenances.----After he is drest, the Table vanishes and he goes out. The Scene changes to the Lodging that Beau _Mordecai_ has provided for _Kitty_, whom he has just taken into high Keeping. (This Scene is taken from _the Second Print_) she is discovered lolling upon a _Settee_, attended by her Maid and Black-Boy, admiring the Grandeur of which she is possess'd, and then sings. AIR IV. Oh! what Pleasures will abound. _Who wou'd not a Mistress be, Kept in Splendor thus like me? Deckt in golden rich Array, Sparkling at each Ball and Play! Gaily toying, Sweets enjoying Foreign to that thing a Wife, Flirting, flaunting, Jilting, jaunting, Oh the Charming happy Life!_ After the Song Harlequin creeps from under her Toilet, in the Habit of the _Cadet_, and courts Miss _Kitty_; she appears Coy at first, but at length yields to him.--Then sings.