Eger. Pray, sir, be patient; compose yourself a moment: I will make you any compensation in my power.
Sir Per. Then instantly sign the articles of marriage.
Eger. The lady, sir, has never yet been consulted; and I have some reason to believe that her heart is engaged to another man.
Sir Per. Sir, that is nai business of yours.—I know she will consent and that's aw we are to consider.—O! here comes my lord.
Enter Lord LUMBERCOURT.
Lord Lum. Sir Pertinax, ever thing is ready, and the lawyers wait for us.
Sir Per. We attend your lordship. Where is Lady Rodolpha?
Lord Lum. Giving some female consolation to poor Constantia.—Why, my lady, ha, ha, ha! I hear your vestal has been flirting.
Sir Per. Yes, yes, my lord, she is in vary guid order for any man that wants a wife and an heir till his estate intill the bargain.
Enter SAM.