You desire to your own Detriment.
Ch. Indeed 'tis to your Detriment. Indeed 'tis to your own Harm. To your own Loss. You wish for it. You pray for that to your own Ill-convenience.
Pe. Why so? Wherefore.
Ch. I'll come provided. I'll come prepar'd. I'll set upon you accoutred. I'll come furnish'd with a sharp Stomach; do you take Care that you have enough to satisfy a Vulture. I'll prepare my Belly and whet my Teeth; do you look to it, to get enough to satisfy a Wolf.
Pe. Come and welcome, I dare you to it. Come on, if you can do any Thing, do it to your utmost, with all your Might.
Ch. I'll come, but I won't come alone.
Pe. You shall be the more welcome for that; but who will you bring with you?
Ch. My Umbra.
Pe. You can't do otherwise if you come in the Day Time.
Ch. Ay, but I'll bring one Umbra or two that have got Teeth, that you shan't have invited me for nothing.