Man. That I dare say: What thou can'st teach her, she will soon be Mistress of.
[Aside.
Moth. If she does, Sir, they shall always be at her service.
Lady Wrong. Very obliging indeed, Mrs. Motherly.
Sir Fran. Very kind and civil, truly——I think we are got into a mighty good hawse here.
Man. O yes, and very friendly company.
Count Bas. Humh! I'gad I don't like his looks——he seems a little smoky——I believe I had as good brush off——If I stay, I don't know but he may ask me some odd questions.
Man. Well, Sir, I believe you and I do but hinder the family——
Count Bas. It's very true, Sir—I was just thinking of going——He don't care to leave me, I see: But it's no matter, we have time enough. [Aside.] And so Ladies, without ceremony, your humble Servant.
[Exit Count Basset, and drops a Letter.