Wild. And these they are: let the watch stay in t'other room. [Exit Watch.] First, your wife shall have her liberty, and you yours, as she reports of you; and when you bring her with you, you shall be welcome. Then you shall not be jealous; that's another point.
Capt. That he shall have a cure for.
Wan. Yes, yes, I'll apply something to his eyes shall cure him of his doubt.
Wild. Then you shall ask the captain pardon, and your wife. To him you shall allow half your parsonage to maintain her. The deeds are ready within: if you'll sign them, and deliver your wife to our use, she shall discharge you.
Par. I submit, sir; but I hope your worship will desire no witness to the use of my wife. The sumner, and the watch too, I hope your worship will enjoin them silence.
Wan. You shall not need to fear; I'll have a care of your credit. Call in the watch. Do you know these faces?
[She discovers them.
Par. Ha! abused.
Jolly. Nay, no flinching: if you do, I betake me to master sumner again.