Pam. Yes; tell him that it is not in my power
To meet him there to-day, as I appointed;
That he mayn’t wait for me in vain.—Hence; fly!
Par. But I don’t know him, if I see him, Sir.
Pam. (impatiently). Well; I’ll describe him, so you can not miss him.
—A large, red, frizzle-pated, gross, blear-eyed,
Ill-looking fellow.
Par. Plague on him, say I!
—What if he should not come, Sir, must I wait
Till evening for him?