Mrs. Pinch. Faith, dear, not that I care one pin for their talk there; but I like to look upon the player-men, and would see, if I could, the gallant you say loves me: that's all, dear bud.
Pinch. Is that all, dear bud?
Alith. This proceeds from my example!
Mrs. Pinch. But if the play be done, let's go abroad, however, dear bud.
Pinch. Come have a little patience and thou shalt go into the country on Friday.
Mrs. Pinch. Therefore I would see first some sights to tell my neighbours of. Nay, I will go abroad, that's once.
Alith. I'm the cause of this desire too!
Pinch. But now I think on't, who, who was the cause of Horner's coming to my lodgings to-day? That was you.
Alith. No, you, because you would not let him see your handsome wife out of your lodging.
Mrs. Pinch. Why, O Lord! did the gentleman come hither to see me indeed?