CLARE. I know not that neither, till I am better acquainted with a man.
SCAR. And how would you be acquainted with a man?
CLARE. To distinguish betwixt himself and myself.
SCAR. Why, I am a man?
CLARE. That's more than I know, sir.
SCAR. To approve I am no less, thus I kiss thee.
CLARE. And by that proof I am a man too; for I have kissed you.
SCAR. Prythee, tell me, can you love?
CLARE. O Lord, sir, three or four things: I love my meat, choice of suitors, clothes in the fashion, and, like a right woman, I love to have my will.
SCAR. What think you of me for a husband?