as he would.

Atten. This was hellish living.

Wise. 'Twas hellish living indeed: And a man might say, that with
this Master, young Badman compleated himself {65c} yet more and
more in wickedness, as well as in his trade: for by that he came
out of his time, what with his own inclination to sin, what with
his acquaintance with his three companions, and what with this last
Master, and the wickedness he saw in him; he became a sinner in
grain. I think he had a Bastard laid to his charge before he came
out of his time.

Atten. Well, but it seems he did live to come out of his time,
{66a} but what did he then?

Wise. Why, he went home to his Father, and he like a loving and
tender-hearted Father received him into his house.

Atten. And how did he carry it there?

Wise. Why, the reason why he went home, {66b} was, for Money to
set up for himself, he staied but a little at home, but that little
while that he did stay, he refrained himself {66c} as well he
could, and did not so much discover himself to be base, for fear
his Father should take distaste, and so should refuse, or for a
while forbear to give him money.

Yet even then he would have his times, and companions, and the fill
of his lusts with them, but he used to blind all with this, he was