Love for Love: a Comedy by William Congreve
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SCAN. What, is it bouncing Margery, with my godson?
JERE. Yes, sir. SCAN. My blessing to the boy, with this token [gives money] of my love. And d'ye hear, bid Margery put more flocks in her bed, shift twice a week, and not work so hard, that she may not smell so vigorously. I shall take the air shortly. VAL. Scandal, don't spoil my boy's milk. Bid Trapland come in. If I can give that Cerberus a sop, I shall be at rest for one day. SCENE V. VALENTINE, SCANDAL, TRAPLAND, JEREMY. VAL. Oh, Mr Trapland! My old friend! Welcome. Jeremy, a chair quickly: a bottle of sack and a toast--fly--a chair first. TRAP. A good morning to you, Mr Valentine, and to you, Mr Scandal. SCAN. The morning's a very good morning, if you don't spoil it. VAL. Come, sit you down, you know his way. TRAP. [sits.] There is a debt, Mr Valentine, of 1500 pounds of pretty long standing - |
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