Trick. Their nose and mouth are quite different.
Limb. As Pug says, they are quite different, indeed; but I durst have sworn it had been he; and, therefore, once again, I demand your pardono.
Trick. Come, let us go down; by this time Gervase has brought the smith, and then Mrs Pleasance may have her chest. Please you, sir, to bear us company.
Wood. At your service, madam.
Limb. Pray lead the way, sir.
Wood. 'Tis against my will, sir; but I must leave you in possession.[Exeunt.
ACT III.—SCENE I.
Enter Saintly and Pleasance.
Pleas. Never fear it, I'll be a spy upon his actions; he shall neither whisper nor gloat on either of them, but I'll ring him such a peal!
Saint. Above all things, have a care of him yourself; for surely there is witchcraft betwixt his lips: 050 He is a wolf within the sheepfold; and therefore I will be earnest, that you may not fall.
[Exit.