we came Sir,
An hour of freedome's worth an age of juglings.

_Die_.

I am come too Sir, to specifie my Stomach
A poor reteiner to your worships bountie.

_Bar_.

And thou shalt have it fill'd my merry _Diego_,
My liberal, and my bonny bounteous _Diego_,
Even fill'd till it groan again.

_Die_.

Let it have fair play,
And if it founder then.--

_Bar_.

I'le tell ye neighbours,
Though I were angry yesterday with ye all,
And very angry, for methought ye bob'd me.

_Lop_.

No, no, by no means.

_Bar_.

No, when I considered
It was a jest, and carried off so quaintly,
It made me merry: very merry, Gentlemen,
I do confess I could not sleep to think on't,
The mirth so tickled me, I could not slumber.

_Lop_.

Good mirth do's work so: honest mirth,
Now, should we have meant in earnest--

_Bar_.

You say true neighbour.

_Lop_.

It might have bred such a distast and sowrness,
Such fond imaginations in your Brains, Sir,
For things thrust home in earnest.--

_Bar_.

Very certain,
But I know ye all for merry waggs, and ere long
You shall know me too in another fashion,
Though y'are pamper'd, ye shall bear part o'th' burthen.

_Enter_ Amaranta, _and_ Leandro.

Come wife; Come bid 'em welcom; Come my Jewel:
And Pupil, you shall come too; ne're hang backward,
Come, come the woman's pleas'd, her anger's over,
Come, be not bashfull.

_Am_.

What do's he prepare here?
Sure there's no meat i'th' house, at least not drest,
Do's he mean to mock 'em? or some new bred crotchet
Come o're his brains; I do not like his kindness:
But silence best becomes me: if he mean foul play,
Sure they are enough to right themselves, and let 'em,
I'le sit by, so they beat him not to powder.

_Bar_.

Bring in the meat there, ha? Sit down dear neighbour,
A little meat needs little Complement,
Sit down I say.

_Am_.

What do you mean by this Sir?

_Bar_.

Convey away their weapons handsomely.

_Am_.

You know there's none i'th' house to answer ye,
But the poor Girle; you know there's no meat neither.

_Bar_.

Peace and be quiet; I shall make you smoak else,
There's men and meat enough, s