Play. Yes, and more; but what of all that? We had not as many as we had a mind to——
1 Wom. Sir, my Husband tells you Truth—
Esop. I believe he may; but what other Wrongs did he do you?
1 Wom. Why, Sir, he did not treat me with Respect; 'twas not one Day an three he would so much as bid me good-morrow—
2 Wom. Sir, he invited me to Dinner, and never drank my Health.
1 Wom. Then he cock'd his Hat at Mrs. Pert.
2 Wom. Yes, and told Mrs. Slippery he had as good a Face as she had.
Esop. Why, these were insufferable Abuses—
2 Play. Then, Sir, I did but come to him one Day—and tell him I wanted fifty Pound, and what do you think he did by me, Sir?—Sir, he turn'd round upon his Heel like a Top—
1 Play. But that was nothing to the Affront he put upon me, Sir. I came to him, and in very civil words, as I thought, desir'd him to double my Pay: Sir, wou'd you believe it? He had the Barbarity to ask me if I intended to double my Work; and because I told him no, Sir—he did use me, good Lord, how he did use me!