So, Daniel! what news with you?
Boy. Madam, there's a gentleman below would speak with my lady.
Isab. Sirrah! don't you know Mr. Bevil yet?
Boy. Madam, 'tis not the gentleman who comes every day, and asks for you, and won't go in till he knows whether you are with her or no.
Isab. Ha! that's a particular I did not know before. Well! be it who it will, let him come up to me.
[Exit Boy; and re-enters with Mr. Sealand; Isabella looks amazed.
Mr. Seal. Madam, I can't blame your being a little surprised to see a perfect stranger make a visit, and——
Isab. I am indeed surprised!—I see he does not know me. [Aside.
Mr. Seal. You are very prettily lodged here, madam; in troth you seem to have everything in plenty—A thousand a year, I warrant you, upon this pretty nest of rooms, and the dainty one within them. [Aside, and looking about.