Scene 18.
Enter the Lady Gadder, the Lady Kindeling, and the Lady Bridlehead.
BRidlehead.
Sir William Admirer is like Argus, stuck full of Eyes, but Sir William's are the Eyes of fair Ladyes that gaze upon him.
Gadder.
The truth is, when he is in the Company of our Sex, all the wo∣men gaze on him.
Kindeling.
They may look if they please, and admire him, but I can assure them he loves and admires but one, which is the Lady Peaceable.
Gadder.
Why, is he in love with the Lady Peaceable?
Kindeling.
So much as he is to be married to her within two or three dayes.
Gadder.
I thought he had loved the Lady Faction.
Kindling.
No, no, for he denies that ever he had any Matrimonial love for her.
Bridlehead.
Will they make a publick wedding?
Kindeling.
No, 'tis said the wedding will be kept private.
Exeunt.