Marpl. So, this was a good Contrivance: If this be Charles, now will he wonder how I found him out.
Enter Servant and Jealous.
Sir Jeal. What is your earnest Business, Blockhead, that you must speak with me before the Ceremony's past? Ha! who's this?
Serv. Why this Gentleman, Sir, wants another Gentleman in Spanish Habit, he says.
Sir Jeal. In Spanish Habit! 'tis some Friend of Seignior Don Diego's, I warrant. Sir, I suppose you wou'd speak with Seignior Barbinetto—
Marpl. Hy-day! what the Devil does he say now!— Sir, I don't understand you.
Sir Jeal. Don't you understand Spanish, Sir?
Marpl. Not I indeed, Sir.
Sir Jeal. I thought you had known Seignior Barbinetto.
Marpl. Not I, upon my word, Sir.