‘But more than all that, you must know I was afraid of being damn'd in those Days; for I kept sneaking, cowardly Company, Fellows that went to Church, and said Grace to their Meat, and had not the least Tincture of Quality about em.
‘Damn 'em both, with all my Heart, and every thing else that daggles a Petticoat; except four generous Whores, with Betty Sands at the Head of 'em, who were drunk with my Lord Rake and I, ten times in a Fortnight.
‘Sure, if Woman had been ready created, the Devil, instead of being kick'd down into Hell, had been married.
‘Pox of my Family.
‘Pox of her Virtue.
‘He has married me, and be damn'd to him
‘Pox of the Parson.
‘Damn Morality, and damn the Watch.
[*] This is spoken by one in a Minister's Habit.
‘[*] Let me speak and be damn'd.