_Qu._ With all festination; I have broken the ice to it already; and will presently to the knight's house, whither, my good old dad, let me pray thee, with all formality to man her. _Sec._ Command me, Master Francis, I do hunger and thirst to do thee service. Come, sweet Mistress Sin, take leave of my Winifred, and we will instantly meet Frank, Master Francis, at your lady's. _Enter_ WINIFRED _above_. _Wi._ Where is my Cu there? Cu? _Sec._ Ay, Winnie. 196 _Wi._ Wilt thou come in, sweet Cu? _Sec._ Ay, Winnie, presently. [_Exeunt_ SECURITY _and_ SINDEFY. _Qu._ Ay, Winnie, quod he, that's all he can do, poor man, he may well cut off her name at Winnie. O, 'tis an egregious pander! What will not an usurous knave be, so he may be rich? O, 'tis a notable Jew's trump! I hope to live to see dogs' meat made of the old usurer's flesh, dice of his bones, and indentures of his skin; and yet his skin is too thick to make parchment, 'twould make good boots for a peter-man[46] to catch salmon in. Your only smooth skin to make fine vellum is your Puritan's skin; they be the smoothest and slickest knaves in a country. 209 _Enter_ Sir PETRONEL _in boots, with a riding-wand_.[47] _Pe._ I'll out of this wicked town as fast as my horse can trot! Here's now no good action for a man to spend his time in. Taverns grow dead; ordinaries are blown up; plays are at a stand; houses of hospitality at a fall; not a feather waving, nor a spur jingling anywhere. I'll away instantly. _Qu._ Y'ad best take some crowns in your purse, knight, or else your Eastward Castle will smoke but miserably. _Pe._ O, Frank! my castle? Alas! all the castles I have are built with air, thou know'st. 219 _Qu._ I know it, knight, and therefore wonder whither your lady is going. _Pe._ 'Faith, to seek her fortune, I think. I said I had a castle and land eastward, and eastward she will, without contradiction; her coach and the coach of the sun must meet full butt. And the sun being outshined with her ladyship's glory, she fears he goes westward to hang himself. _Qu._ And I fear, when her enchanted castle becomes invisible, her ladyship will return and follow his example. _Pe._ Oh, that she would have the grace! for I shall never be able to pacify her, when she sees herself deceived so. 232 _Qu._ As easily as can be. Tell her she mistook your directions, and that shortly yourself will down with her to approve it; and then clothe but her crouper in a new gown, and you may drive her any way you list. For these women, sir, are like Essex calves, you must wriggle 'hem on by the tail still, or they will never drive orderly.