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 (I told you of him) a familiar, To rifle with at horses, and win cups.

Dol.O, let him in.

Sub.Stay. Who shall do't?

Face.Get you Your robes on: I will meet him as going out.

Dol.And what shall I do?

Face.Not be seen; away! Seem you very reserv'd.

Sub.Enough.

Face [aloud and retiring.]God be wi' you, sir, I pray you let him know that I was here: His name is Dapper. I would gladly have staid, but—

Dap [within].Captain, I am here.

Face.Who's that?—He's come, I think, doctor.

Enter.

Good faith, sir, I was going away.

Dap.In truth I am very sorry, captain.

Face.But I thought Sure I should meet you.

Dap.Ay, I am very glad. I had a scurvy writ or two to make, And I had lent my watch last night to one That dines to-day at the sheriff's, and so was robb'd Of my pass-time.