Mons. She does want a gown, indeed; she is in her déshabillé. This déshabillé is a great mode in England; the women love the déshabillé as well as the men, ma foi! [Peeping under her scarf.
Flirt. Well, if we should stay and sup with you, I warrant you would be bragging of it to-morrow amongst your comrades, that you had the company of two women of quality at the French-house, and name us.
Mar. Pleasant jilts! [Aside.
Ger. No, upon our honours, we would not brag of your company.
Flou. Upon your honours?
Mar. No, faith.
Flou. Come, we will venture to sit down then: yet I know the vanity of you men; you could not contain yourselves from bragging.
Ger. No, no; you women now-a-days have found out the pleasure of bragging, and will allow it the men no longer.
Mar. Therefore, indeed, we dare not stay to sup with you; for you would be sure to tell on't.
Ger. And we are young men who stand upon our reputations.