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 He, Madam I am of the the trade that imitates nature most in all its shades; and I am a dyer.

She. You should fay a liar; for I think you’re a mean proteus, you can put on any shape, a very cameleonchameleon [sic]!) change to any coulourcolour [sic], sickle as the moon, inconstant as the wind, I hate any thing so variable.

He. Madam I am really a water man, and ply at Hungerford stairs.

She. I don’t like that, it puts me in mind of a double dealer, who looks one way and rows another! but since you talk of hunger, it puts me in mind of a dinner, I’ll take my leave of you at present, and fee you again the first opportunity.

A mole on the forehehadforehead [sic] of a man or woman, denotes they shall grow rich, vand be beloved of their friends and neighbours.