SIR PETER. I wish I were once satisfied of that—She looks this way——what a remarkably elegant Turn of the Head she has! Rowley I'll go to her—
ROWLEY. Certainly—
SIR PETER. Tho' when it is known that we are reconciled, People will laugh at me ten times more!
ROWLEY. Let—them laugh—and retort their malice only by showing them you are happy in spite of it.
SIR PETER. Efaith so I will—and, if I'm not mistaken we may yet be the happiest couple in the country—
ROWLEY. Nay Sir Peter—He who once lays aside suspicion——
SIR PETER. Hold Master Rowley—if you have any Regard for me—never let me hear you utter anything like a Sentiment. I have had enough of THEM to serve me the rest of my Life.
[Exeunt.]