Gib. A Frenchman, and a priest! I won't be seen in his company, sir; I have a value for my reputation, sir.
Aim. Nay, but, captain, since we are by ourselves—can he speak English, landlord?
Bon. Very well, sir; you may know him, as the saying is, to be a foreigner by his accent, and that's all.
Aim. Then he has been in England before?
Bon. Never, sir; but he's a master of languages, as the saying is; he talks Latin—it does me good to hear him talk Latin. [162]
Aim. Then you understand Latin, Mr Boniface?
Bon. Not I, sir, as the saying is; but he talks it so very fast, that I 'm sure it must be good.
Aim. Pray, desire him to walk up.
Bon. Here he is, as the saying is.
Enter Foigard.