Wit. And they are fitter Managers too, Sir, but I would haue ’hem call’d Our Eſcudero’s.
Fit. Good.
Wit. Say, I ſhould ſend To your Ladiſhip, who (I preſume) has gather’d 140 All the deare ſecrets, to know how to make Paſtillos of the Dutcheſſe of Braganza, Coquettas, Almoiauana’s, Mantecada’s, Alcoreas, Muſtaccioli; or ſay it were The Peladore of Isabella, or balls 145 Againſt the itch, or aqua nanfa, or oyle Of Ieſſamine for gloues, of the Marqueſſe Muja: Or for the head, and hayre: why, theſe are offices.
Fit. Fit for a gentleman, not a ſlaue. They onely Might aske for your pineti, Spaniſh-cole, 150 To burne, and ſweeten a roome; but the Arcana Of Ladies Cabinets—
Fit. Should be elſe-where truſted. Yo’ are much about the truth. Sweet honoured Ladies, He enters himſelfe with the Ladies. Let mee fall in wi’ you. I’ha’ my female wit, As well as my male. And I doe know what ſutes 155 A Lady of ſpirit, or a woman of faſhion!
Wit. And you would haue your wife ſuch.
Fit. Yes, Madame, aërie, Light; not to plaine diſhoneſty, I meane: But, ſomewhat o’ this ſide.
Wit. I take you, Sir. H’has reaſon Ladies. I’ll not giue this ruſh 160 For any Lady, that cannot be honeſt Within a thred.
Tay. Yes, Madame, and yet venter As far for th’other, in her Fame—
Wit. As can be; Coach it to Pimlico; daunce the Saraband; [151] Heare, and talke bawdy; laugh as loud, as a larum; 165 Squeake, ſpring, do any thing.