[Embraces.
Brazen. You are a brave fellow: I always fight with a man before I make him my friend; and if once I find he will fight, I never quarrel with him afterwards. And now I'll tell you a secret, my dear friend! that lady we frightened out of the walk just now, I found in bed this morning, so beautiful, so inviting; I presently locked the door—but I'm a man of honour—but I believe I shall marry her nevertheless—her twenty thousand pounds, you know, will be a pretty conveniency. I had an assignation with her here, but your coming spoiled my sport. Curse you, my dear, but don't do so again——
Plume. No, no, my dear! men are my business at present.
[Exeunt.
ACT THE FOURTH.
SCENE I.
The Walk.
Enter Rose and Bullock, meeting.
Rose. Where have you been, you great booby? you are always out of the way in the time of preferment.