Ja. A wondrous able.
Sul. Pray Gentlemen, allow me but that liberty To speak a few words with your prisoner, And I shall thank you.
1 Offi. Take your pleasure Lady.
Sul. What would you give that woman should redeem ye, Redeem ye from this slavery?
Rut. Besides my service I would give her my whole self, I would be her vassal.
Sul. She has reason to expect as much, considering
The great sum she pays for't, yet take comfort,
What ye shall do to merit this, is easie,
And I will be the woman shall befriend ye,
'Tis but to entertain some handsome Ladies,
And young fair Gentlewomen: you guess the way:
But giving of your mind—
Rut. I am excellent at it: You cannot pick out such another living. I understand ye: is't not thus?
Sul. Ye have it.
Rut. Bring me a hundred of 'em: I'le dispatch 'em.
I will be none but yours: should another offer
Another way to redeem me, I should scorn it.
What women you shall please: I am monstrous lusty:
Not to be taken down: would you have Children?
I'le get you those as fast, and thick as flie-blows.
Sul. I admire him: wonder at him!