SCENE III.
Master Clarenbach, Lewis.
Lew. I do not understand Master Clarenbach's behaviour to me.
Clar. I dare say you do not. But, do you see, I think you ought to mend, or my son ought to send you about your business. To hear people, to say either yes or no, is the least my son can do. If you should attempt to hinder him from doing so, you are a rogue.
Lew. There is such constant intrusion.
Clar. Hem! and a great deal of distress too, and--
[Exit Lewis.