SCENE III.
A Parlour in Ashfield's House.
Enter Ashfield and Wife.
Ash. I tell ye, I zee'd un gi' Susan a letter, an I dan't like it a bit.
Dame. Nor I: if shame should come to the poor child—I say, Tummas, what would Mrs. Grundy say then?
Ash. Dom Mrs. Grundy; what would my poor wold heart zay? but I be bound it be all innocence.
Enter Henry.
Dame. Ah, Henry! we have not seen thee at home all day.
Ash. And I do zomehow fanzie things dan't go zo clever when thee'rt away from farm.
Henry. My mind has been greatly agitated.