THE HONEST WHORE.
639640Pior. Ile pledge them deepe yfaith
Castruchio,
641642Flu. Come: play't o
ff: to me,
643643Cand. George,
supply the cup.
644644Flu. So,
so, good hone
st George,
645645Here Signior Candido, all this to you.
646646Cand. Oh you mu
st pardon me,
I v
se it not.
647647Flu. Will you not pledge me then?
648648Cand. Yes, but not that:
649649Great loue is
showne in little.
650650Flu. Blurt on your
sentences, - Sfoot you
shall pledge
652652Cand. Indeed
I shall not.
653653Flu. Not pledge me? Sblood,
Ile cary away the beaker
(654then. 654655Cand. The beaker! Oh
! that at your plea
sure
sir.
655656Flu. Now by this drinke I will.
656657Cast. Pledge him, heele do't el
se.
657658Flu. So: I ha done you right, on my thumble naile,
658659What will you pledge me now?
659660Cand. You know me
syr,
I am not of that
sin.
661662Ile beare away the beaker by this light.
662663Cand. Thats as you plea
se, tis very good.
663664Flu. Nay it doth plea
se me, & as you
say, tis a very good
(one: 664665Farewell Signior
Candido.
666667Cand. Y'are welcome gentlemen.
667668Cast. Heart not mou'd yet?
668669I thinke his patience is aboue our wit,
669670Geor. I told you before mi
stre
sse, they were all cheaters.
(Exeunt. 670671Wife Why foole, why husband, why madman, I hope
671672you will not let 'em
sneake away
so with a
siluer and gilt
672673beaker, the be
st in the hou
se too: goe fellowes make hue and
674675Cand. Pray let your tongue lye
still, all wil be well:
675676Come hither
George, hye to the Con
stable,
676677And in calme order wi
sh him to attach them,
Make