Pincers and his Wife discovered with Miss Dolly, Ralph, and Margery.
Pin. Fie, Miss Dolly; do you say you heard no manner of noise when I was knocking my heart out?
Dolly. None in the least. In the country they talked of the rattling of coaches here in London. I heard nothing of it; I can hardly think I am yet in the City.
Mrs. Pin. Why, Miss Dolly, you won't say so, sure! Did you hear no drums nor trumpets?
Dolly. Not in the least.
Mrs. Pin. O gemini! Then, to be sure, the house is haunted, and the man of the inn has killed some traveller, and hid him behind the hangings, and we are all disturbed for it—'tis so to be sure.
Ralph. It is no otherwise. I wonder Counsellor Severn would bring master to such an inn as this is, so I do.
Pin. Chamberlain! why, chamberlain!
Enter Spider (as Chamberlain).
Spi. Do you call, sir?