Adur. Then I am freed. Mal. May style your friend your servant. An offering to the altar of this peace. [Gives her money. Aur. How likes Spinella this? our holyday Deserves the calendar. Spin. This gentlewoman Reform'd, must in my thoughts live fair and worthy. Indeed you shall. Cast. And mine; the novelty Requires a friendly love. [Offering her money. Lev. You are kind and bountiful. Enter TRELCATIO, FUTELLI, AMOretta, Piero, driving in FULGOSO and GUZMAN. Trel. By your leaves, lords and ladies! to your jollities, I bring increase with mine too; here's a youngster Whom I call son-in-law, for so my daughter Will have it. Amor. Yeth, in sooth the will. Hath wean'd her from this pair. Piero. Stand forth, stout lovers. [Presenting FUT, Trel. Top and top-gallant pair-and for his pains, She will have him or none. He's not the richest I' the parish; but a wit: I say, amen, Because I cannot help it. Amor. "Tith no matter. Aur. We'll remedy the penury of fortune; They shall with us to Corsica. Our cousin Must not despair of means, since 't is believed Futelli can deserve a place of trust. Fut. You are in all unfellow'd. Amor. Withely thpoken. Piero. Think on Piero, sir. Aur. Piero, yes; But what of these two pretty ones? Ful. I'll follow The ladies, play at cards, make sport, and whistle, Is scurvy and debosh'd; fight you abroad, Guz. He shall deserve it. The don's a generous don. Aur. Unfit to lose him. Command doth limit us short time for revels; We must be thrifty in them. None, I trust, Repines at these delights, they are free and harmless : After distress at sea, the dangers o'er, Safety and welcomes better taste ashore. [Exeunt. |