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OLD BELLAIR. A dod! a pretty business eder man you to make me love you so well. and very merry.

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-Will you be discreet now?
DORIMANT. I will.
BELLINDA. You cannot.
DORIMANT. Never doubt it.
BELLINDA. I never will expect it.
DORIMANT. You do me wrong.
BELLINDA. You have no more power to
keep a secret than I had not to trust you
with it.

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DORIMANT. By all the joys I have had and those I keep in store

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[HANDY goes out and returns]

HANDY. Mr. Medley, Mr. Bellair, and Sir

Fopling; they are coming up.

DORIMANT. How got they in?

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YOUNG BELLAIR. See Sir Fopling dancing! DORIMANT. You are practicing and have a mind to recover, I see.

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SIR FOPLING. Prithee, Dorimant, why hast thou not a glass hung up here? A room is the dullest thing without one.

YOUNG BELLAIR. Here is company to entertain you.

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SIR FOPLING. But I mean in case of being alone. In a glass a man may entertain himself. DORIMANT. The shadow of himself, indeed. SIR FOPLING. - Correct the errors of his

HANDY. The door was open for the chair. motions and his dress.

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YOUNG BELLAIR. Sing it yourself, Sir Fopling.

SIR FOPLING. Excuse me. YOUNG BELLAIR. You learnt to sing in Paris. 1 cavalierly.

2 experimental piece.

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MRS. LOVEIT. Intolerable! Is't not enough I submit to his impertinences but must I be plagued with yours too?

PERT. Indeed, madam

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MRS. LOVEIT. Methinks in compliance you should have had a nosegay too. BELLINDA. Do you think, my dear, I could be so loathsome, to trick myself up

MRS. LOVEIT. 'Tis false, mercenary mal- with carnations and stock gillyflowers? I ice

Enter her Footman

begged their pardon and told them I never wore anything but orange flowers and tuberose. That which made me willing to go, was a strange desire I had to eat some fresh nectarines.

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BELLINDA. Do you not wonder, my dear, hither! what made me abroad so soon?

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BELLINDA. (Aside) This fellow by her order has been questioning the chairmen. I threatened 'em with the name of Dorimant; if they should have told truth, I am lost forever.

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MRS. LOVEIT. - In the Strand, said you? FOOTMAN. Yes, madam; over against the Exchange. Exit Footman MRS. LOVEIT. [Aside] She's innocent, and BELLINDA. (Aside) I am so frightened my countenance will betray me.

BELLINDA. They complain of the stinks of the town, and are never well but when I am much to blame. they have their noses in one.

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