Flip. That's your best way, madam; and in order to it, pray consider how you'll get some ready money to set your basset-table a going; for that's necessary.
Clar. Thou say'st true; but what trick I shall play my husband to get some, I don't know: for my pretence of losing my diamond necklace has put the man into such a passion, I'm afraid he won't hear reason.
Flip. No matter; he begins to think 'tis lost in earnest: so I fancy you may venture to sell it, and raise money that way.
Clar. That can't be, for he has left odious notes with all the goldsmiths in town.
Flip. Well, we must pawn it then.
Clar. I'm quite tir'd with dealing with those pawnbrokers.
Flip. I'm afraid you'll continue the trade a great while, for all that.
[Aside.
Enter Jessamin.