Brass. Why, that's the only way to save money for her family.
Flip. No; but she has thought of a project to save chair-hire.
Brass. As how?
Flip. Why all the company she us'd to keep abroad she now intends shall meet at her own house. Your master has advis'd her to set up a basset-table.
Brass. Nay, if he advis'd her to it, it's right; but has she acquainted her husband with it yet?
Flip. What to do? When the company meet he'll see them.
Brass. Nay, that's true, as you say, he'll know it soon enough.
Flip. Well, I must be gone; have you any business with my Lady?
Brass. Yes; as ambassador from Araminta, I have a letter for her.