POMP.
Wealth, watch for Pomp, for thou canst well defend.
PLEASURE.
Will can do something too, when pleaseth him.
[Exeunt the three Lords.
WIT.
Will is a good boy, where better is none.
WILL.
Nay, Wit were the best boy, if Will were gone.
WEALTH.
Nay, Wealth is the best boy, sirs: let that alone.
WIT.
I-wis he say'th true, Will: this Wealth's a gay lad.
WILL.
I care not for him, curmudgeonly swad.
WEALTH.
Well, miss me awhile, and you'll go near to be sad.
WIT.
Will, ye are Will-fool, if of him ye be not glad.