The Works of Aphra Behn, Volume III by Aphra Behn
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[Sir Timothy _walks about the Room, expecting when_
Celinda _should speak_. _Cel_. Oh, dear Nurse, what shall I do? _Nur_. I that ever help you at a dead Lift, will not fail you now. Sir _Tim_. What a Pox, not a Word? _Cel_. Sure this Fellow believes I'll begin. Sir _Tim_. Not yet--sure she has spoke her last-- _Nur_. The Gentleman's good-natur'd, and has took pity on you, and will not trouble you, I think. Sir _Tim_.--Hey day, here's Wooing indeed--Will she never begin, trow? --This some would call an excellent Quality in her Sex--But a pox on't, I do not like it--Well, I see I must break Silence at last--Madam--not answer me--'shaw, this is mere ill breeding--by Fortune--it can be nothing else--O' my Conscience, if I should kiss her, she would bid me stand off--I'll try-- _Nur_. Hold, Sir, you mistake your Mark. Sir _Tim_. So I should, if I were to look in thy mouldy Chaps, good Matron--Can your Lady speak? _Nur_. Try, Sir. |
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