SCENE II.
Is Sir Roger Marwood within?
Yes Sir, i'll acquaint him you are here, if you please to walk in.
Sir Roger, your Servant, you're an early riser I see; I thought I had been time enough to your levee?
That you might have been, had not Sir Charles Frankford sent in great haste to speak with me; for early rising is not a fault I am often guilty of.
You are very happy, Sir Roger, to have so free access where so much Beauty is your daily Entertainment; how is it possible to defend your Heart from so many Charms the lovely Charlot, they say, is Mistress of. But is she so beautiful as the Town reports? for I never saw her.
She is indeed beyond Imagination, but of so strange and fantastical a Humour no one can please her; you have more right to pretend to her Fa∣vours than I, for she so much declares against a Man of an Estate, I dare not think of Addressing.
That can be only an extravagant way of Talking, she cannot think an Estate, where 'tis but Embellishment to both Qualifications, a Fault.