BEN, Cutlet's Boy. MISS FLYN.

Only the difference of Flyn, and Flint.

BETTY And I shall never more see him hang MISS FLYN Hang, did you say, Betty? BETTY About that dear, fond neck, I was going to add, madam, but you interrupted me.

MISS FLYN Nay, Pendulous, avoid me not.

MISS FLYN Moderate your apprehensions, my sweet friend.

MISS FLYN You mistake.

MARIAN Is there no way to cure him? MISS FLYN

[Exit.] MISS FLYN Depend on me.

Your name is MISS FLYN Flyn, sir.

MISS FLYN Maria Flyn.

MISS FLYN Maria Flyn.

OFFICER Aye, aye, Flyn or Flint.

"Soft, grey eyes, pale complexion," MISS FLYN

Do you know any thing of a casket? MISS FLYN

MISS FLYN Police wit!

MISS FLYN Police manners!

(The Justice makes signs to an Officer, who goes out, and returns with Miss Flyn.)

Bear witness how I valued them(tramples on them).Fair lady, know you aught of my child? MISS FLYN

MISS FLYN (Aside.)

Now confidence assist me!A gentleman in the neighbourhood will answer for me JUSTICE His name MISS FLYN Pendulous JUSTICE That lives in the next street?

MISS FLYN I could kiss the fellow!

The casket MISS FLYN Let me clear up the rest.

But (turning to Miss Flyn) what motive could induce this lady to take so much disgrace upon herself, when a word's explanation might have relieved her? MISS FLYN

But (turning to Miss Flyn) what motive could induce this lady to take so much disgrace upon herself, when a word's explanation might have relieved her? MISS FLYN

This gentleman, I repeat it, whose backwardness in concluding a long and honourable suit from a mistaken delicacy PENDULOUS How! MISS FLYN Drove me upon the expedient of involving myself in the same disagreeable embarrassments with himself, in the hope that a more perfect sympathy might subsist between us for the future.