Mar. No, for I have not had time since I saw him.
Lis. Now you have time then, about it immediately, for he's a sort of desperate spark, and a body does not know what he may do, if he shou'd not hear from you; besides you promised him, and you must behave yourself like a woman of honour, and keep your word.
Mar. I'll about it this minute.
Enter Charly.
Char. Cousin, cousin, cousin, where are you going? Come back, I have something to say to you.
Lis. What does this troublesome boy want?
Char. What's that to you what I want? perhaps I have something to say to her that will make her laugh——why sure! what need you care?
Mar. Don't snub my cousin Charly——well, what is't?
Char. Who do you think I met, as I was coming here, but that handsome gentleman I've seen at church ogle you like any devil?
Mar. Hush, softly, cousin.