SCENE II.
Enter Sir John, Mrs Millisent, and Rose.
Sir John. Now, fair Mrs Millisent, you see your chamber; your father will be busy a few minutes, and in the mean time permits me the happiness to wait on you.
Mill. Methinks you might have chose us better lodgings, this house is full; the other, we saw first, was more convenient.
Sir John. For you, perhaps, but not for me: You might have met a lover there, but I a rival.
Mill. What rival?
Sir John. You know Sir Martin, I need not name it to you.
Mill. I know more men besides him.
Sir John. But you love none besides him: Can you deny your affection to him?