Worthy:
If you can make me happy with your cunning, believe that—
Jenny: Stop, you owe me nothing for whatever I do. I do it only because I want to do it. It's a natural bent I have to ruin all these little animals with beautiful manners and cold hearts. Ah, if all women were like me! I am furious when I think that they cause more honest men to be shunned, with their devilish jargon, their oaths, and endless tricks and rascalities. It puts me in a whopping rage.
Worthy:
Your man is warned.
Jenny:
He is instructed in what he must do.
Olivia:
He is not a man to be won over by money?
Jenny: Oh, as to that I cannot say. I don't know if the mediocrity of his fortune and the natural desire to acquire money wouldn't tempt him from an untested probity. But there is a remedy for that. Promise to pay him only if all goes well and you will see that he will manage it.
Worthy:
As to that, Jenny, he can be assured. Where is he?
Jenny:
He's waiting in the Park for me to send for him.
Worthy:
I will go there myself.
Jenny:
You will do well.