d Limbs so smooth and clear,
As shall a general Wonder move,
And wound a thousand Hearts with Love._

_Pet._ A Blessing on you, Sir, there's fifty Pistoles for you, and as I
earn it you shall have more.
[They lift her down.

[Exit _Willmore_ bowing.

_Shift._ Messieurs, 'tis late, and the Seignior's Patients stay for him
at his Laboratory, to morrow you shall see the conclusion of this
Experiment, and so I humbly take my leave at this time.

Enter _Willmore_, below sees _La Nuche_, makes up to her, whilst
the last part of the Dance is dancing.

_La Nu._ What makes you follow me, Sir?
[She goes from him, he pursues.

_Will._ Madam, I see something in that lovely Face of yours, which if
not timely prevented will be your ruin: I'm now in haste, but I have
more to say--
[Goes off.

_La Nu._ Stay, Sir-- he's gone-- and fill'd me with a curiosity that
will not let me rest till it be satisfied: Follow me, _Aurelia_, for I
must know my Destiny.
[Goes out.

[The Dance ended, the Bank removes, the People go off.

_Feth._ Come, _Ned_, now for our amorous Visit to the two Lady Monsters.

[Ex. _Feth._ and _Blunt_.

SCENE II. _Changes to a fine Chamber._

Enter _Ariadne_ and _Lucia_.

_Aria._ I'm thoughtful: Prithee, Cousin, sing some foolish Song--

SONG.

_Phillis_, whose Heart was unconfin'd
And free as Flowers on Meads and Plains,
None boasted of her being kind,
'Mongst all the languishing and amorous Swains:
_No Sighs nor Tears the Nymph could move_ [bis.
_To pity or return their Love._

Till on a time, the hapless Maid
Retired to shun the heat o'th' Day,
Into a Grove, beneath whose Shade
_Strephon_, the careless Shepherd, sleeping lay:
_But oh such Charms the Youth adorn,_ [bis.
_Love is revenged for all her Scorn._

Her Cheeks with Blushes covered were,
And tender Sighs her Bosom warm;
A softness in her Eyes appear,
Unusual Pains she feels from every Charm:
_To Woods and Echoes now she cries,_ [bis.
_For Modesty to speak denies._

_Aria._ Come, help to undress me, for I'll to this Mountebank, to know
what success I shall have with my Cavalier.
[Unpins her things before a great Glass that is fasten'd.

_Luc._ You are resolv'd then to give him admittance?

_Aria._ Where's the danger of a handsom young Fellow?

_Luc._ But you don't know him, Madam.

_Aria._ But I desire to do, and time may b