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A MAD COUPLE VVELL MATCH'D.
ACT. I.
SCENE. I.
THou hast delivered my Letter?
Yes Sir, to Mr. Saveall your Unkles friend: But hee has stood your friend so long, and so often, to so little purpose in moving your Unkle for you, that he holds it utterly in vaine, to urge him any further, he told me.
Thou should'st ha' told him, I would not be so answer'd.
Yes; and then he would have told me, let your Master take his course.
Then you should ha' told him again, I have taken all the courses I could, or as any Gentleman can to main∣taine my selfe like one; But all my courses are run out, and I have not breath, nor know any ground whereon to begin a new one, unlesse that thing my Unkle sets me