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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1788 Excerpt: ...Sir. Enter Clinch. But I am not able to bear the sight of you any longer--Now let Clinch take his part. (Exit. Sir Jes. Go to be hang'd Hell and suries! Ha, what do I see My son's man! Sirrah, what makes you here? Clin.' Mercy upon me Sir Jes. What do you stare at, rascal, ha? Clin. But that I believe you are dead, Sir, or I shou'd swear you are alive Sir Jes. You believe I am dead, rogue How dare you believe such an impudent lie? Where's the rake your master? I sind now who has rais'd this report. Sirrah, what's your business here? din. To wait on my master, Sir-Sir Jes. To wait on your master And where is your master, pray? Clin. Nay, for my part, Sir, I am not qualisy'd tnough to answer a spirit There's Mr Anthem, the afternoon-lecturer within; Roger here may step and call him out a little. Rog. With all my heart If there be any thing that troubles his mind I'll go this minute Sir Jes. Sirrah--I'll qualisy you for an hofpital--I will ye dog----, (Runs after him. A. Clin. Clin. Oh, oh, oh! Rog. Wellrun, Clinch: well mn ghost! Ad, 'tie alaguy malicious spirit though. Clin. Oh, oh, oh! (Runs in, Rog. I'll venture to speak to it once more In the name of goodness what is it that disturbs your reft: Pray tell me; and as I'm an honest man 1 'll do you justice, as far as twenty pounds a-year free-land and all the crops of my farm goes For I perceive you was my landlord whilst you was living: and though your son seems to be a very honest gentleman, yet I don't know what he may prove for a landlord Then pray speak, can I serve you? Sir Jef. 'Tis in vainto be angry--I must seem to comply with this sellow--Yes, friend, 'tis in thy power to serve me; if you can'st procure me the sight of Mr Trusty, 'tis with.him my business is. Rog. I'll do my best endeavours, Sir bu...