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A COMEDY.

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LADY GOODBODY.

We don't want them now; carry them back again. (Exeunt Lady Goodbody and Will by one side, and Miss Martin by the other.

SCENE III. The Inn Yard, with the stable-door in front, at which Will appears, as if ready to saddle a horse.

Enter Amaryllis.

AMARYLLIS.

I hear. Will, you are going by Lady Goodbody's orders to desire the young couple to return to her from church: I should be much obliged to you if you would take Dorothea behind you, for she has got some business in the village this morning, and there is no conveyance for her unless you take her up.

WILL.

What, our Doll do you mean?

AMARYLLIS.

Yes, Will.

WILL.

Hang her! let her walk: Blackberry won't carry double.

AMARYLLIS.

I am sure he will, if you try him.