Can you guess the cause ? Sir , it is thought , with her he shall enjoy both these Kingdoms of Cicilie and Calabria . Who , Philaster ? Sir , my ignorance in State-policy , will not let me know why Philaster being Heir to one of these Kingdoms , the King should suffer him to walk abroad with such free liberty . The second ? The last ? She 's a profitable member . It must be ill done , if it be done . Who does not ? This speech calls him Spaniard , being nothing but A large inventory of his own commendations . Peace , we are one soul . How do you worthy Sir ? But do you weigh the danger you are in ? Yes Madam . Sir , She parted hence but now with other Ladies . Get him another wench , and you bring him to bed in deed . So please your Grace I have seen a boy wait On her , a fair boy . Why here 's a Male spirit for Hercules , if ever there be nine worthies of women , this wench shall ride astride , and be their Captain . Nay doubtless ‘ tis true . Philaster is too backward i n't himself ; The Gentry do await it , and the people Against their nature are all bent for him , And like a field of standing Corn , that 's mov 'd With a stiff gale , their heads bow all one way . I ‘ tis past speech , she lives dishonestly . But how shall we , if he be curious , work Upon his faith ? It will be best . Sir , remember this is your honour 'd friend , That comes to do his service , and will shew you Why he utter 'd this . Never before . It was his vertue and his noble mind . Is't possible this fellow should repent ? Me thinks that were not noble in him : and yet he looks like a mortified member , as if he had a sick mans Salve in 's mouth . If a worse man had done this fault now , some Physical Justice or other , would presentlyhave opened the obstructions of his Liver , and let him bloud with a Dog-whip . Sure this Lady has a good turn done her against her will : before she was common talk , now none dare say , Cantharides can stir her , her face looks like a Warrant , willing and commanding all Tongues , as they will answer it , to be tied up and bolted when this Lady means to let her self loose . As I live she has got her a goodly protection , and a gracious ; and may use her body discreetly , for her healths sake , once a week , excepting Lent and Dog-days : Oh if they were to be got for mony , what a great sum would come out of the City for these Licences ? Nor will be I think . There 's already a thousand fatherless tales amongst us ; some say her Horse run away with her ; some a Wolf pursued her ; others , it was a plot to kill her ; and that Armed men were seen in the Wood : but questionless , she rode away willingly . Sir , I cannot tell . Sir , shall I lie ? Lady you must go search too . Yonder , my Lord , creeps one away . Help to lead him hence . It was Philaster . I pray that this action lose not Philaster the hearts of the people . We linger time ; the King sent for Philaster and the Headsman an hour ago . We dally Gentlemen . So please you Sir , he 's gone to see the City , And the new Platform , with some Gentlemen Attending on him . The City up ! this was above our wishes . No , no , ‘ twill but lose time . My Lord is come . Noble and worthy . My good Lord Lyon , most happily met worthy Trasiline , Come gallants , what 's the newes , the season affoords us variety , the novilsts of our time runnes on heapes , to glut their itching eares with airie sounds , trotting to'th burse ; and in the Temple walke with greater zeale to heare a novall lye , than a pyous Anthum tho chanted by Cherubins . Thats as their intelligence serves . But like to be , and shall have in dowry with the Princesse this Kingdome of Cycele . He hath many friends . I could wish their experience answered their loves , Then should the much too much wrongd Phylaster , Possesse his right in spight of Don and the divell . Yet you'ld not beleeve this . O very well Sir . There would be little gotten by it , ene keepe you as ye are .