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has left me. _L. Lam._ Is there such God-like Virtue in your Sex? Or, rather, in your Party. Curse on the Lyes and Cheats of Conventicles, That taught me first to think Heroicks Devils, Blood-thirsty, leud, tyrannick, salvage Monsters. --But I believe 'em Angels all, if all like _Loveless_. What heavenly thing then must the Master be, Whose Servants are divine? [Enter _Page_ running. _Page._ Oh, Madam! all the Heroick Boys are up in Arms, and swear they'll have your Highness, dead or alive,-- they have besieg'd the House. _L. Lam._ Heav'ns, the Rabble!-- those faithless things that us'd to croud my Coach's Wheels, and stop my Passage, with their officious Noise and Adoration. Enter _Freeman_. _Free._ _Loveless_, thy Aid; the City-Sparks are up; Their zealous Loyalty admits no Bounds. A glorious Change is coming, and I'll appear now barefac'd. _Lov._ Madam, fear not the Rabble; retire. _Freeman_ and I can still 'em. Leads her in, and bows low. _Free._ My dear _Maria_, I shall claim ye shortly-- _L. Des._ Do your worst, I'm ready for the Challenge. [Go in. [Ex. _Lov._ and _Free._ another way. SCENE III. _The Street._ Enter _Captain_ and the rest. _Capt._ I say we'll have the She-Politican out, she did more mischief than her Husband, pitiful, dittiful _Lambert_; who is, thanks be prais'd, in the Tower, to which place Lord of his Mercy bring all the King's Enemies. _All._ Amen, Amen. Enter _Lov._ and _Freeman_. _Lov._ Why, how now, Captain, what, besiege the Women! No, let us lead our Force to nobler Enemies. _Capt._ Nay, noble Chief, your Word's our Law. _Lov._ No, I resign that Title to the brave _Scotch_ General, who has just now enter'd the City. _Capt._ We know it, Sir; do you not observe how the Crop-ear'd Fanaticks trot out of Town?-- The Rogues began their old belov'd Mutiny, but 'twould not do. _Lov._ A Pox upon 'em, they went out like the Snuff of a Candle, stinkingly and blinkingly. _1 Pr._ Ay, ay, let 'em hang themselves, and then they are cold Meat for the Devil. _Capt._ But, noble Champion, I hope we may have leave to roast the Rump to night. _Lov._ With all our Hearts, here's Mony to make Fires-- _Free._ And here's for Drink to't, Boys. _All._ Hey-- _Viva le Roy, viva les Heroicks!_ [Go out hollowing. Enter _Ananias_ peeping, _Felt-maker_, and _Joyner_. _Ana._ So, the Rabble's gone: ah, Breth
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