Guil. Enter opening the Dore Jacinta Car. Hah the dore opens and surely 't is a Woman that advances dear Antonio wait a little farther who 's there Jac. Hah if it shou'd be old Francisco now Car. Let it be who it will I 'll tell my name it cannot injure either I'm Carlos who are you Jac. A thing that looks for him you name Jacinta are you alone Car. Never since Julia did possess my heart what news my dearest messenger of Love what may I hope Enter Julia. Jul. All that the kindest Mistress can bestow If Carlos loves and still will keep his Vows Car. Julia my Life my Soul what happy Stars Conspir'd to give me this dear lucky minute Jul. Those that conducted old Francisco out And will too soon return him back again I dare not stay to hear thy love or chiding Both which have power to charm since both proceed From a kind heart that 's mine Car. Oh take not this dear Body from my Arms For if you do my Soul will follow it Jul. What wouldst thou have me doe Car. Be wondrous kind be lavish of thy Heart Be generous in thy Love and give me all Jul. Oh Heavens what mean you I shall dye with fear Car. Fear let coward Lovers fear who love by halves We that intirely Love are bold in passion Like Souldiers 〈◊〉 with glory dread no danger Jul. But should we be unthrifty in our Loves And for one moment's joy give all away And be hereafter damn'd to pine at distance Car. Mistaken Miser Love like Money put Into good hands increases every day Still as you trust me still the Summ amounts Put me not off with promise of to morrow To morrow will take care for new delights Why shou'd that rob us of a present one Jul. Ah Carlos How sondly do I listen to thy words And fain would chide and fain would boast my Vertue But mightier Love laughs at those poor delays And I should doubtless give you all your Julia Did not my fear prevent my kinder business And should Francisco come and find me absent Or take thee with me we were lost my Carlos Car. When then my Julia shall we meet again Jul. You Spaniards are a jealous Nation But in this English Spâ—…niard old Francisco That mad passion 's doubled wholly deprives him of his Sense and 〈◊〉 his Nature Brute wou'd he but trust me onely with my Woman I wou'd contrive some way to see my Carlos Car. 〈◊〉 certain Julia that thou must be mine Jul. 〈◊〉 I must dye my Carlos Anto. listning advances 〈◊〉 I 'm sure 't is Carlos's voice and with a woman And though he be my Rival but in Jest I have a natural curiosity to see who 't is he entertains Jul. Oh Heavens Sir here 's Francisco step aside Least mischief shou'd befall you Runs in Car. Now Love and wild desire prompt me to kill this happy Rival he 's old and can't be long in his arrears to Nature What if I paid the debt Draws half way One single push wou'd do 't and Julia's mine but hang 't Adultery is a less sin than Murther and I will wait my Fortune Anto. Where are you Don Carlos Car. Who 's there Antonio I took thee for my Rival and ten to one but I had done thy business Anto. I heard ye talking and believ'd you safe and came in hopes to get a little time to speak to Clara in hah Jacinta Jac. Who 's there Antonio Peeping of out the dore Anto. The same may I not speak with Clarâ—… Jac. Come in she 's here Car. And prethee dear Jacinta let me have one word with Julia more she need not fear surprise just at the dore let me but kiss her hand Goes in Jac. I 'll see if I can bring her Enter Francisco Fran. A proud ungracious Flurt a Lord with a Pox here 's a fine business i'faith that she should be her own Carver well I 'll home and thunder her together with a vengeance Car. Who 's here sure this is he indeed I 'll step aside least my being seen give him an occasion of jealousie and make him affront his Wife Goes aside as Fran. was going in Enter Julia. Fran. Hum what have we here a woman Jul. Heavens what not gone yet my Dear Fran. So so 't is my confounded wife who expecting some body wou'd have me gone now Jul. Are you not satisfied with all I 've said With all the vows I 've made Which here anew in sight of Heaven I breath Fran. Yes yes you can promise fair but hang him that trusts ye Jul. Go go and pray be satisfied of my eternal love Fran. How fain she 'd have me gone now ah subtil Serpent is not this plain demonstration I shall murther her I â—…ind the Devil great with me aside still Jul. What is 't thou pawsest on Fran. The wicked dissimulation of villainous woman aloud to her Jul. Francisco Fran. Oh thou monster of Ingratitude have I caught thee You 'd have me gone wou'd ye ay to Heaven I believe like a wicked woman as you are so you were rid of me go and be satisfied of my eternal love ah Gipsey no Gentlewoman I am a 〈◊〉 bit and will hold you tugging till your heart ake Jul. Why was there such hurt in desireing you to go that you might make hast back again oh my fears Fran. That you might receive a lover 't is plain and my indignation's high Jul. Heav'n knows I meant Fran. Onely to Cuckold me a little get you in where I will swear thee by Bell Book and Candle get you in I say go go I 'll watch for your Lover and tell him how unkind he was to stay so long I will Ex. Julia he stands just in the dore Carlos advances Car. I hear no noise sure 't was he and he 's gone in To reap those joys he knows not how to value And I must languish for I 'll stay a little perhaps Jacinta may return again for any thing belonging to my Julia is dear even to my Soul Goes just to the dore Fran. bolts out on him Fran. who 's there what wou'd you have who wou'd you speak to who do you come from and what 's your business Car. Hah 't is the Sot himself my name is Carlos Fran. Carlos what father of Belzibub sent him hither a plain case I 'll murther her out of hand Car. And I wou'd speak to any body Friend that belongs to the fair Clara if you are any of this house Fran. Onely the Cuckold of the house that 's all my name Sir is Francisco but you perhaps are better acquainted with my Wife Car. Francisco let me imbrace you my Noble Brother And chide you that you wou'd not Visit me Going to 〈◊〉 him he slies off Fran. And bring my Wife along with me Car. Both had been wellcome and all I have you shou'd Command Fran. For my Wife's sake what if I shou'd Pistoll him now and I am damnably provokt
it shou'd take Lord what mirth we shall have Ha ha ha I can't forbear with the thoughts on 't Cla. And to see the Governor his man Jac. Ah what a Jest will that be too Ha ha ha but here Comes Isabella le ts 〈◊〉 up her Pride with Flatteries on her Beauty Enter Isabella looking in a Glass and setting her Face Isa. Ah Heavens those Eyes that Look that pretty Lear that my Father shou'd be so Doting an old Fool to think these Beauties fit for a little Merchandizeâ—… a Marchioness wou'd so much better become me Looks again ah what a smile 's there and then that scornfull look t is great heav'ns who 's here Sees them Cla. Onely those Friends that wish you better Fortune than this day promises Jac. Look on that Face Are there not lines that foretell a world of greatness and promise much Honour Cla. Her Face her Shape her Mien her every Part declares her Lady or something more Isa. Why so and yet this little creature of a Father ridiculous and unambitious wou'd spoile this Lady to make up a simple Citizen's Wife in good time Jac. That very look had some presageing Grandure Isa. Do you think so 〈◊〉 Ha ha ha Jac. That laugh again oh heav'ns how it Charmes Cla. Ah how Gracefull ' t is Jac. Ah nothing but a great Gilt Coach will become it Cla. With Six Spanish Mares Jac. And embroider'd Trapings Cla. With four Lackeys Jac. And a Page at the taile on 't Cla. She 's evidently design'd for a Person of quality Isa. Besides I have so Natural an inclination for a Don that if my Father do force me to marry this small Creature of a Merchant I shall make an intreague with some body of quality Cla. Cou'd you but manage it well and keep it from Antonio Isa. Keep it from Antonio is it think you for a little silly Cit to complainâ—… when a Don does him the Honour to Visit his Lady Marry that were pretty Enter Francisco and Lopez Fran. How a Count to speak with me With me I say here at Cadez Lop. A Count Sir and to speak with you Fran. Art sure 't is not the Governour I 'll goe lock up my Wife Lop. Governour Sir No no 't is a mear stranger Sir a rare Count whom I never saw all dayes of my life before Fran. And with me wou'd he speak I hope he comes not to my Wife Enter Julia. Jul. Oh Husband the delicatest sine Person of Quality just alightâ—…d at the door Husband Fran. What have you seen him then the Devil 's in these Women and there be but a loop hole to peep out off they 'll spy a man I 'm resolv'd to see this thing goe retire you women here 's men coming up Isa. And will men eat us Fran. No but they may doe worse they may look on ye and Looking breeds Likeing and Likeing Love and Love a damn'd thing call'd Desire and Desire begets the Devil and all of Mischief to young wenches Gâ—…t ye gon in I say here 's a Lord coming and Lords are plaguie things to women Isa. How a Lord oh heav'ns Jacinta my Fan and set my Hair in order Oh the Gods I wou'd not but see a Lord for all the world how my Heart beats already keep your Distance behind Jacinta Bless me how I tremble a little farther Jacinta Fran. Come come Husewife you shall be Marry'd anon and then let your Husband have the Plague of you but for my Gentlewoman Oh Lord they 're here Enter Guilion Carlos and Pages c. Guil. How now Fellow where 's this old Don Francisco Fran. I 'm the Person Sir Isa. Heav'ns what an Ayr he has Guil. Art thou he Old Lad how dost thou doe Hah Fran. I don't know Guil. Thou knowest me not it seems old Fellow hah Fran. Know you no nor desire to doe on what acquaintance pray Guil. By Instinct such as you ought to know a Person of Quality and pay your Civilities naturally in France where I have travell'd so much good Manners is us'd your Cittizen puls of his hat thus to every Horse of quality and every Coach of quality and doe you pay my proper Person no more respect hah Isa. What a dishonour's this to me to have so Dull a Father that needs to be instructed in his Duty Guil. But Sir to open the eyes of your understanding here 's a Letter to you from your Correspondant a Merchant of Sivil Fran. Cry Mercy my Lord and yet I wou'd he were a thousand Leagues off Guil. I have bills of Exchange too directed to thee old Fellow at Sivil but finding thee not there and I as most persons of my Quality are being something idle and nevâ—…r out of my way came to this Town to seek thâ—…e Fellow being recommended as thou seest here old Vermin here Gives him Bills Isa. Ah what a gracefull Mien he has how sine his conversation ah the difference between him and a filthy Citizen Jul. Clara has told me all Jac. whispering to Jul. Car. That 's she in the middle stand looking on her languishingly your head a little a one side so fold your arms good now and then heave your breast with a sigh most 〈◊〉 He groans Fran. Bills 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 thousands Jac. He has you 〈◊〉 his eye already Isa. Ah Jacinta thou flatterest me Jac. Return him some kind looks in pity She sets her eyes 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 c. Car. That other 's my Mistress 〈◊〉 thou but keep this old Fellow in discourse whilst I give her the sign to 〈◊〉 a little Guil. I 'll warrant you I 'll banter him till you have Cuckold him If you manage matters as well as I. Fran. My Lord I ask your pardon for my rudeness in not knowing you before which I ought to have done in good manners I confess who the Devil does he stare at so Wise I command you to withdraw upon pain of our high displeasure my Lord I shall dispatch your affairs he minds me not Ay 't is my Wife I say Minion begon your Bills my Lord are good and I accept Julia goes to t'other side to Carlos em why what a Devil he minds me not yet and though I am not at my proper home I am where I can command Money hum sure 't is my daughter Ay ay 't is so how 〈◊〉 he shou'd be 〈◊〉 now the plaguie jade had sure the spirit of Prophesie in her 't is so 't is she my Lord. Guil. Prethee old Fellow peace I am in Love Fran. In Love what shall I be the Father of a Lord wou'd it become me think ye he 's mighty full of Cogitabund my Lord my Lord sure his Soul has left the Tenement of his Body I have his Bills here and care not if it never return more Looks over the Bills Car. Dear Julia let 's retire our time 's but short Jul. I dare not with you the venture wou'd be too bold in a young beginner in the Thefts of Love
toâ—…t had I but Courage to shoot off one aside Car. Methinks you make not so kind returns as my Friendship to you and the Alliance shall be between us deserves Fran. I am somthing Ill-bred I confess Sir 't is dark and if I 〈◊〉 do 't no body wou'd know 't was I. aside Car. I fear there 's some misunderstanding between us pray let us go in a while I 'll talk you from your error Fran. Between us Sir oh Lord not in the least Sir I love and Honour you so heartily I 'd be content to give you to the Devil but the noyse of the Pistoll wou'd discover the business aside Car. Come let 's in and talk a while Fran. I 'm sorry I cannot do 't Sir we are something incommoded being not at our own house Car. Brother I am afraid you are a little inclin'd to be jealous that will destroy all friendship Fran. So how finely the Devil begins to insinuate Car. that makes a Hell of the Heav'n of Love and 〈◊〉 very pains you fear are less tormenting than that fear what say you Brother is 't not so with you Fran. I find you wou'd have me turn a Husband of the Mode a fine convenient Tool one of the Modern humour a Civil person that understands Reason or so and I doubt not but you wou'd be as Modish a Gallant Car. Ha ha ha Fran. What doe you Laugh Sir Car. Who can chuse to hear your suspicions your needless Fears Come come trust your Wives discretion and Modesty and I doubt not but you will find your self Fran. In the Rode to Heaven whither they say all Cuckolds goe I thank you for your advice I perceive you wou'd willingly help me onwards of my Journey Car. I 'm glad I know you Sir farewell to you Goes out Fran. No matter for that so you know not my Wife and so farewell to you Sir and the Devil take all Cuckold-makers Ex. SCENE The inside of the House Enter Clara Julia Antonio Jacinta running to ' em Jac. He has seen Don Carlos and they have been in great discourse together I cou'd not hear one word but you 'll have it at both ears anon I 'll warrant you Ha he 's coming Enter Francisco Cla. Heavens he must not see you here To Antonio Jac. Here step in to Clara's Bed-chamber He goes in Fran. So the Plot 's at last discover'd he was a Cavalier of his Parole Jul. Who speak you of Fran. Onely the Governour the fine young Governour I deliver'd him the message told him my mind and the like Jul. So kind to visit us and have you sent him away already Fran. Ah Witch already why have I any lodging for him Jul. But I am glad you brought him not in I being so unready Fran. But you are always ready for him my dear victorious Man-slayer Jac. What means he sure he has a Gad-bee in his brain Fran. Satan's shee Advocate peace I say so you look as innocently now as a little Devil of two years old I 'll warrant come come look me full in the face thus turn your nose just to mine so now tell me whose damnable Plot this was to send your Gallant with his Eloquence Querks and Conundrums to tutour me into better manners Jul. Send him I 'll answer no such idle questions Fran. He has taken a world of pains about your particular Chapter and no doubt but he preacht according to â—…ons what say you â—…or your self that Judgment may not pass Jul. I say you 're an old jealous Fool have I seen Don Carlos or heard from Don Carlos or sent to Don Carlos 〈◊〉 a doe indeed Fran. What made you at the dore against my positive commands the very street dore in the â—…ight alone and undrest this is matter of Fact Gentlewoman you hastned me away a plain case and presently after Don Carlos comes to the dore positive proof sees me and falls right down upon my jealousie clear conviction 't was pity but I had followed his counsel yes when the Devil turns student in Divinity but no matter I 'll see your back fairly turn'd upon this Town to morrow I 'll marry my Daughter in the morning to Antonio and a faiâ—… wind or not we 'll home the Gally lies ready in the Harbour therefore prepare pack up your tooles for you are no woman of this world Anto. How marry me to morrow to his daughter and carry his Wife from my friend this misfortune must be prevented Aside peeping Fran. And so Mistress come your ways to your Chamber Jul. And study how to prevent this cruel separation Aside goes out with him and Jacinta Cla. Ah Antonio I find by that sad look of yours you have over heard our hasty Doom Anto. I have and am a little surpris'd at the suddainness of it and I my self am the unlucky occasion of it to break it off I told my father how scurvily Isabella treated me he thereupon sends for old Francisco tells him of my complaint and instead of disingaging my self I find my self more undone Cla. What shall we doe I 'm sure thou wilt not marry her thou canst not do 't and hope to go to Heaven Anto. No I have one prevention left and if that fail I 'll utterly refuse to marry her a thing so vainly proud no Laws of Nature or Religion sure can bind me to say yes and for my Fortune 't is my own no Father can command it Cla. I know thou wilt be true and I 'll not doubt it Enter Jacinta Jac. Ah! Madam the saddest news Cla. Hah what Jac. Poor Gentle-man I pity you of all things in the world you must be forc'd how can I utter it to the most lamentable torment that ever Lover endur'd to remain all night in your Mistress's Chamber Anto. Alas how shall I indure so great an affliction Cla. And I. Jac. Ha ha ha how I am griev'd to think on 't ha ha ha that you shou'd both be so hardly put to 't ha ha ha for the old Gentle â—… man has lockt all the dores and took the keys to bed to him go get you in ha ha ha Anto. Oh my dear Clara this is a blessing I cou'd not hope Cla. So large a freedom shall my Vertue prove I 'll trust my Honour with Antonio's Love They go in Ex. Jacinta laughing ACT III. SCENE I. Enter Don Carlos in his Night-gown Antonio and Guzman with Cloaths Car. ALL night with Clara say'st thou that was lucky but was she kind my friend Anto. As I desir'd or honour wou'd permit her Nor wou'd I press her farther Car. A very moderate Lover Anto. For some part of my Vertue Sir I owe to you in midst of all my Love even in the kindest moments of delight my joys were broken by concern for you Julia this day or very suddainly leaves Cadez Car. By Heaven and so will Carlos then for I 'm so resolutely bent to possess that dear creature That I will do 't
you to doe Fran. Do you know me Friend 1 Tu. I know you to be a Slave and the Great Turk's Slave too Fran. The Great Turk the Great Devil why where am I Friend 1 Tu. Within the Territories of the Grand Signior and this a Palace of Pleasure where he recreates himself with his Mistresses Fran. And how far is that from Cadez but what care I my Wife Friend my own Wife 1 Tu. Your own a true 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 have said â—…o more but take no care for her she s 〈◊〉 for Fran. Is she dead that would be some comfort 1 Tu. No she 's alive and in good hands Fran. And in good hands oh my head and oh my heart ten thousand tempests burst the bâ—…lly of this day wherein old Francisco ventur'd Life and Limb Liberty and Wife to the mercy of these Heathen Turks 1 Tu. Friend you need not thus complain a good round ransom redeems ye Fran. A round ransom I 'll rot in my chains first 〈◊〉 â—…ll part with a round ransom 1 Tu. You have a fair Wife and need not fear good usage if she knows how to be kind you apprehend me Fran. Patience good Lord. 1 Tu. Perhaps the Grand Signior may like her and to be favour'd by him is such a Glory Fran. As the Devil take me if I desire 1 Tu. And then you may in triumph laugh at all the rest of your Brother Cuckolds Fran. Hum and has the Devil serv'd me thus but no matter I must be gadding like an old Coxcombe to Cadâ—… and then janâ—…ing to Sea with a Pox to take pains to be a Cuckold to bring my Wife into a strange Land amongst Unbelievers with a vengeance as if we had not honest Christian Cuckold-makers enough at home Sot that I was not to consider how many Merchants have been undone by trusting their Commodities out at Sea why what a damn'd ransom will the Rogues exact from me and more for my Wife because she 's hansome and then 't is ten to one I have her turn d upon my hands the worse for wearing oh damn'd Infidels no t is resolv'd I 'll live a slave here rather than enrich them 1 Tu. Friend you 'll know your destiny presantly for t is the custom of the Great Turk to view the Captives and consider of their ransoms and liberties according to his pleasure see he is coming forth with the Vizer Bassa Enter Carlos and Guzman as Turks with followers Most mighty Emperour behold your Captive Fran. Is this the Great Turk 1 Tu. Peace Fran. Bless me as we at home describe him I thought the Great Turk had been twice as big but I shall find him Tyrant big enough I 'll warrant him Guz. Of what Nation art thou Slave speak to the Emperour he understands thee though he deign not to hold discourse to Christians Dogs Fran. Oh fearfull Spain so please you Sir Guz. By Mahomet he 'll make a reverend Eunuch Fran. An Eunuch oh Lord 1 Tu. Ay Sir to guard his Mistresses 't is an honour Fran. Oh! Mercy Sir that honour you may spare Age has done my business as well already Guz. Fellow what art Fran. An 't please your worship I cannot tell Guz. How not tell Fran. An 't please your Lordship my Fears have so â—…form'd me I cannot tell whether I 'm any thing or nothiâ—… Guz. Thy Name Dull mortall know'st thou not that Fran. An 't please your Grace now I remember me 〈◊〉 I doe Guz. Dog how art thou Call'd Fran. An 't like your Excellence men Call'd me Seignior Don Francisco but now they will call me Coxcomb Guz. Of what Trade Fran. An 't please your Highness a Gentleman Guz. How much dost thou get a day by that Trade Hah Fran. An 't like your Majesty our Gentlemen never get but twice in all their Lives that is when Fathers 〈◊〉 they get good Estates and when they Marry they gâ—…t rich Wives but I know what your Mightyness wou'd get by going into â—…ny Country and asking the Question Guz. What Fool Fran. A good Cudgelling an 't please your Illustriousness Guz. Slave To my Face Take him away and let â—…im have the Strapado Car. Baridama 〈◊〉 Fran. Heav'ns what sayes he 1 Tu. He means to have you â—…riated Fran. Castriated Oh that s some dreadfull thing I 'll warrant Gracious Great Turk for Mâ—…homet's sake excuse me alas I 've lost my wits Car. Galero Gardines Guz. The Emperor asks it thou art Marriâ—…d Fellow Fran. Haâ—… Married I was an t like your Monsterousness but I doubt your people have spoyl'd my Property Guz. His Wise with other Ladies in a Pavillion in 〈◊〉 â—…arden attend your Royall pleasure Car. Go setch her hither presently 〈◊〉 Guzman 1 Tu. This is no common honour that the Great Turk degns to speak your Language t is a sign you ll 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 Yes by the height of a pair of Horns Car. Is she hansom Fran. Oh what an Ague shakes my heart hansom 〈◊〉 no dâ—…ead Sir what shou'd such a deform'd Poulcat as I do 〈◊〉 a hansom Wife 〈◊〉 Is she young Fran. Young what shou'd such an old doting Coxcomb as I do with a young-Wife Pox on him for a Heathen Whorâ—… master Car. Old is she then Fran. 〈◊〉 very old an 't please your Gloriousness 〈◊〉 Is 〈◊〉 not Capable of Love Fran. Hum so so like sire conceald in a Tinder-box I shall run Mad. 〈◊〉 Is she witty Fran. I 'm no Competent Judge an 't like your Holyness this Catechism was certainly of the Dâ—…vil's own making Aside 〈◊〉 Guzman bringing in Julia Clara Isabella Jacinta Guilion Antonio c. Women vail'd Car. These Sir are all the Slaves of Note are taken Isa. Dost think Jacinta he 'll chuse me Jac. I 'll warrant you Madam if he look with my Eyes Guz. Stand forth To the men Guil. Stand sorth Sir why so I can Sir I dare show my Face Sir before any Great Turk in Christiandom Câ—…r What are you Sir Guil. What am I Sir Why I 'm a Lord a Lord. Fran. Are you mad to own your quality he 'll ask thâ—… Devil an all of a ransom Guil. No matter for that I 'll not lose an Inch of my Quality for a King's Raâ—…som disgrace my self before my faiâ—… Mistress Isa. That 's as the Great Turk and I shall agree Scornfully Car. What are you Sir Anto. A Citizen of Cadez Car. Set 'em by we 'll Consider of their Ransoms now 〈◊〉 the Ladies Guzman unvails Jacinta Fran. Oh dear Wife now or never show thy Love make a Damnable face upon the silthy Ravisher glout thy Eyes thus and thrust out thy upper lip thus â—…uzman presents Jacinta Guil. Oh dear Isabella do thee look like a Dog too Isa. No Sir I 'm resolv'd I 'll not loose an Inch of my Beauty to save so trifling a thing as a Maiden head Car. Very agreeable pretty and Chearfull a most divine Bud of Beauty all natures Excellence drawn to the life in Little what
are you fair one She is Vâ—…d and set by 〈◊〉 Cla ra is unveild Cla. Sir I 'm a Maid Fran. So I hope he will pitch upon her Cla. Onely by promise Sir I 've given my sâ—…lf away Car. What happy man cou'd claim a title in thee And trust thee to such danger Isa. Heav'ns shall I be defeated by this little Creature What pity 't was he saw not me first Cla I dare not name him Sir least this small Beauty which you say adornes me shou'd gain him your displeasure he 's in your Presence Sir and is your slave Car. Such innocence this plain Confession shows Name me the man and I 'll râ—…sign thee back to him Fran. A Pox of his Civility Anto. This mercy makes me bold to claim my right Kneels Car. Take 〈◊〉 Young man and with it both your Ransoms Guil. Hum hum very noble i'faith we 'll e'en confess our loves too Isabella Isa. Slife he 'l spoil all hold pray let your betters be serv'd before you Guil. How Is the Honour of my Love despised wer't not i' th presence of the Great Turk for whom I have a reverence because he 's a man of quality by Jove I 'd draw upon you Isa. Because you were my Lover once when I am Queen I 'll Pardon you Guzman unâ—… her and leads her to Carlos she making 〈◊〉 Actions of 〈◊〉 Car. What Akward fond Conceited Thing art thou Veile her and take the Taudry Creature hence Guil. Hum your Majesty's humble servant Putting off his hat 〈◊〉 Fran. How refuse my Daughter too I see the Lot of a Cuckold will fall to my share Guz. This is the Wife Great Sir of this old Slave Vnveiles Julia. Car. Hah what do I see by Mahomet she 's fair Fran. So so she 's condemn'd oh damn'd Mahomet 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 〈◊〉 will nothing but raw flesh serve his turn Car. I 'll see no more here I have fix'd my heart Fran. Oh Monster of a Grand Signior 〈◊〉 Have you a mind to be 〈◊〉 Sir Car. Receive my Handkerchief Throw it to her Fran. His Handkerchief bless me what does he mean Guz. To doe her the honour to lie with her to night 〈◊〉 Oh hold most mighty Turk Kneeling Guz. Slave darest thou interrupt 'em dye Dog Fran. Hold hold I 'm silent Car. I Love you fair one and design to make you 〈◊〉 A most notorious Strumpet a Pox of his courtesie Câ—…r What Eyes you have like Heaven-blew and charming a pretty Mouth Neck round and white as polisht Aâ—…baster and a complexion beauteous as an Angel a haâ—… sit to make Bonds to insnare the God of Love a sprightlâ—… Air a hand like Lillies white and Lips no Roses opening in a Morning are half so sweet and soft Fran. Oh damn'd circumcifed Turk Car. You shall be call'd the bautifull Sultana And rule in my Sâ—…glio drest with jewels Fran. Sure I shall buâ—…st with vengeance Jul. Sir let your Vertue regulate your passions For I can 〈◊〉 love any but my husband Fran. Ah dis mbling Witch Jul. And wou'd not break my marriage Vows to him â—…or all the honour you can heap upon me 〈◊〉 Say and hold but Sultana and pretious Stones are 〈◊〉 temptations besides the Rogue 's young and hansome What a scornfull look she casts at me wou'd they 〈◊〉 both hansomly at the Devil together Guz. Dog do you mutter 〈◊〉 Oh! nothing nothing but the Palsey shook my Lip a little Guz. Slave go and on your knees resign your Wife 〈◊〉 Shâ—… of years of discretion and may dispose of 〈◊〉 self but I can hold no longer and is this your Mahometan Conscience to take other mens Wives as if there were not single Harlots enough in the world In rage Guz. Peace thou diminutive Christian. Fran. I say peace thou over-grown Turk Guz. Thou Spanish Cur. Fran. Why you 're a Mahometan Bitch and you go to that Guz. Death I 'll dissect the bald pated Slave Fran. I defie thee thou foul filthy Cabbage head for I am mad and will be valiant Guz. throws his Turbant at him Car. What Insolence is this Mutes strangle him They put a Bow-string about his neck Jul. Mercy dread Sir I beg my Husband's life Car. No more this fair one bids you live hence forth Francisco I pronounce you a Widower and shall regard you for the time to come as the deceased Husband of the Great Sultana murmer not upon pain of being made an Eunuch take him away Jul. Go and be satisfied I 'll die before I 'll vield Fran. Is this my going to Sea the 〈◊〉 of losing Battels light on thee When ill success shall make thee idle lie Mayst thou in bed be impotent as I. Car. Command our Slaves to give us some diversion Dismiss his Chains and use him with respect bâ—…use he was the Husband of our beloved Sultana Fran. I see your Cuckold might have a life good enough if he cou'd be contented They pull oss his 〈◊〉 Carlos and Julia sit under an Vmbrello The SONG How strangely does my Passion grow Divided equally 'twixt two Damon had ne'er subdu'd my Heart Had not Alexis took his part Nor cou'd Alexis powerfull prove Without my Damon's aid to gain my Love When my Alexis present is Then I for Damon sigh and mourn But when Alexis I do miss Damon gains nothing but my scorn And if it chance they both are by For both alas I languish sigh and die Cure then thou mighty Winged God This raging Feaver in my Blood One golden-pointed Dart take back But which O Cupid wilt thou take If Damon's all my hopes are crost Or that of my Alexis I am lost Enter Dancers which dance an Antique Car. Come my dear Julia let 's retire to Shades Aside to her Where onely thou and I can find an enterance These dull these necessary delays of ours Have drawn my Love to an impatient height attend these Captives at a respectfull distance Ex. all but Isa. who stâ—…ies Guil. Guil. What wouâ—…d the Great Sultana Isa. Ah! do not pierce my heart with this unkindness Guil. Ha ha ha Pages give order I have Letters writ to Sivil to my Merchant I will be ransom'd instantly Isa. Ah cruel Count Guil. Meaning me Lady ah fie no I am a Scoundrel I a Count no not I a Dog a very Chim hum a son of a Whore I not worthy your notice Isa. Oh Heavens must I lose you then no I 'll die first Guil. Die die then for your betters must be serv'd before you Isa. Oh! I shall rave false and lovely as you are did you not swear to marry me and make me a Vicountess Guil. Ay that was once when I was a Lover but now you are a Queen you 're too high i' th' mouth for me Isa. Ah! name it not will you be still hard-hearted Guil. As a Flint by Jove Isa. Have you forgot your Love Guil. I 've a bad memory Isa. And will you let me die Guil. I know nothing of the matter
Isa. Oh Heavens and shall I be no Vicountess Guil. Not for me Fair Lady by Jupiter no no Queen 's much better Death affront a man of Honour a Vicount thaâ—… wou'd have took you to his Bed after half the Town had blown upon you without examining either Portion or Honesty and wou'd have took you for better for worse Death I 'll untile houses and demolish Chimneys But I 'll be reveng'd Draws and is going out Isa. Ah hold your anger 's just I must confess yet pardon the frailty of my Sexes vanity behold my tears that sue for pity to you She weeps he stands looking on her Guil. My Rage dissolves Isa. I ask but death or pity He weeps Guil. I cannot hold but if I shou'd forgive and marry you you wou'd be gadding after honour still longing to be a she Great Turk again Isa. Break not my heart with such suspicions of me Guil. And is it pure and tender Love for my Person And not for my glorious Titles Isa. Name not your Titles 't is your self I love Your amiable sweet and charming self And I cou'd almost wish you were not great To let you see my Love Guil. I am confirm'd 'T is no respect of Honour makes her weep Her Love 's the same shou'd I crie Chimney Sweep ACT V. SCENE I. A Garden Enter Francisco alone Fran. NOW am I afraid to walk in this Garden lâ—…st I shouâ—… spie my own natural Wife lying with the Great Turk in Fresco upon some of these fine â—…owry Banks and learning how to make Cuckolds in Turkey Enter Guzman and Jacinta 〈◊〉 Nay dear 〈◊〉 cast an eye of pity on me What deny the Vizer Bassa 〈◊〉 When you are honest Guzman again I 'll tell you a pieâ—… of my mind 〈◊〉 But opportunity will not be so kind to Guzman as to the Grand 〈◊〉 therefore dear Rogue let 's retire into these kind shades or if foolish Vertue be so squeamish and needless Râ—…ation so nice that Mr. Vicar must say Amen to the bargain there is an old lousey Fryer belonging to this Villa that will give us a cast of his office for I am a little impatient about this business Greatness having infus'd a certain itch in my blood which I fâ—…lt not whilst a common man Fran. Um Why what have we here 〈◊〉 Mrs. 〈◊〉 and the 〈◊〉 I hope the Jade will be Turkey 〈◊〉 with a vengeance and have Circumcision in abundance and the Devil shall ransom her for old Frâ—…ncisco 〈◊〉 Hah the old Gentleman Fran. What the Frolick is to go â—…ound I see you women have a happy time on 't 〈◊〉 Men that have kind Wives may be as happy you 'll 〈◊〉 the honour of being made a Cuckold Heaven be prais'd 〈◊〉 Ay Sir I thank ye pray under the Rose how 〈◊〉 my Wiâ—…e please his Grace the Great Turk 〈◊〉 Murmuring again thou Slave Fran. Who I O Lord Sir no not I why what hurt 〈◊〉 there in being a Cuckold Guz. Hurt Sirrah you shall be swing'd into a belief that it is an honour for the Great Turk to borrow your wife Fran. But for the Lender to pay Use-money is somewhat severe but see he comes bless me how grim he looks Enter Carlos Car. Come hither Slave why was it that I gave you Life dismist the fetters from your aged limbs Fran. For love of my Wife and 〈◊〉 please your Barbarousness Car. Gave you frâ—… leave to range the Palace round excepting my apartment onely Fran. Still for my Wives sake I say and 〈◊〉 like your Hideousness Car. And yet this Wife this most ungratefull Wife of 〈◊〉 again wou'd put your chains on expose your liâ—…e to dangers and new torments by a too stubborn vertue she doâ—… refuse my courtship and foolish is chast Fran. Alas what pity 's that 〈◊〉 I offer'd much lov'd much but all in vain Husband and Honour still was the reply Fran. Good lack that she shou'd have no more Grace before her eyes Car. But Slave behold these Mutes that fatal instrument of death behold too and in 'em read thy doom if this coy Wiâ—… of yours be not made flexible to my addresses Fran. Oh Heavens I make her Car. No more thy Fate is fix'd and here attend till he himself deliver his willing Wife into my arms 〈◊〉 attend and see it see it be 〈◊〉 To his Muâ—… then to Guz. Ex. Car. Guz. Go one of you and fetch the fair slave hither Ex. Turk Fran. I Pimp for my own Wife I hold the dore to my own Flesh and Blood O monstrum horrendum Guz. Nay doe 't and doe 't hansomly too not with a snivelling countenance as if you were compell'd to 't but with the face of authority and the awfull command of a Husband or thou dyest Enter Turk and Julia. Fran. My dear Julia you are a Fool my Love Jul. For what dear Husband Fran. I say a silly Fool to refuse the love of so Great a Turk why what a Pox makes you so coy Angrily Jul. How this from you Francisco Fran. Now does my heart begin to fail me and yâ—…t I shall ne'er indure strangling neither why am not I your Lord and Master hah Jul. Heavens Husband what wou'd you have me doe Fran. Have you doe why I wou'd have ye d' ye see t will not out why I wou'd have ye lie with the Sultan huswife I wonder how the Devil you have the face to refuse him so hansom so young a Lover come come let me hear no more of your coyness Mistress for if I do I shall be hang'd Aside The Great Turk's a most worthy Gentleman and therefore I advise you to doe as he advises you and the Devil take ye both Aside Jul. This from my Husband old Francisco he advise me to part with my dear Honouâ—… Fran. Rather than part with his dear Life I thank ye Aside Jul. Have you consider'd the Vertue of a Wife Fran. No but I have consider'd the neck of a Husband Aside Jul. Which Vertue before I 'll lose I 'll die a thousand deaths Fran. So will not I one a Pox of her Vertue these women are always vertuous in the wrong place Aside I say you shall be kind to the sweet Sultan Jul. And rob my Husband of his right Fran. Shaw exchange is no robbery Jul. And forsake my Vertue and make none Dear a Cuckold Fran. Shaw most of the Heroes of the world were so go prethee Hony go do me the favour to Cuckold me a little if not for Love for Charity Jul. Are you in earnest Fran. I am Jul. And wou'd it not diplease you Fran. I say no had it been Aquinius his Case to have sav'd the pinching of his Gullet he wou'd have been a Cuckold Aside Jul. Fear has made you mad oâ—… you 're bewitcht and I 'll leave you to recover your Wits again Going out Fran. Oh Gracious Wife leave me not in despair I am not mad no nor no moâ—…e bewitcht than I have been