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Say, and hold; but Sultana and precious Stones are damnable Temptations, besides, the Rogue's young and handsome, What a scornful look she casts at me; wou'd they were both handsomely at the Devil together. Guz. Dog, do you mutter? Fran. Oh! nothing, nothing, but the Palsy shook my Lips a little. Guz. Slave, go, and on your knees resign your Wife. Fran. Guz. Peace, thou diminutive Christian.
Thou talkest of Impossibilities. Ant. Dost think she'll e'er consent to quit her Husband? Guz. No, Heaven forbid, I am too good a Christian to part Man and Wife; but being naturally inclined to works of Charity, I will with one project I have in this noddle of mine, make old Francisco a Cuckold, accommodate my Lord and Julia, serve you, Sir, and give our selves a good Scene of Mirth. Car.
Sir, I meant no hurt, but 'tis always the fashion of your true bred Courtier, to be more ceremonious in his Civilities to Ladies than Men; and he desires to know how she does. Fran. How strong this Carlos smells of the Devil Friend, tell your Master she's very well, but since she was married, she has forgot her gentile Civility and good Manners, and never returns any Compliments to Men. Guz.
The election scenes, though but slightly attached to the main story, are keenly satirical, and considering that Hogarth's famous series of kindred prints belongs to a much later date, must certainly have been novel, as may be gathered from the following little colloquy between Mr. Mayor and Messrs. Guzzle and Retail: Guz. Mr.
Apart from Russians, we are the first European travellers that have touched at Bunder Guz since McGregor was here in 1875. We keep a loose eye out for the gimlet-tailed flies, but are not harassed by them half so much as by fleas and the omnipresent mosquito.
I'll to her instantly, that is, make a visit to Isabella, and get an opportunity to speak with Clara. Car. And I must write a Letter to Julia, to undeceive her Fears too, could I but get it to her. Guz. For that let me alone. SCENE II. A Chamber. Enter Julia and Jacinta. Jac. Lord, Madam, you are as melancholy as a sick Parrot. Jul.
Hah Married I was, an't like your Monsterousness, but, I doubt, your People have spoiled my Property. Guz. His Wife, with other Ladies, in a Pavillion in the Garden, attend your Royal pleasure. Car. Go, fetch her hither presently. Guz. 1st Turk. This is no common Honour, that the Great Turk deigns to speak your Language; 'tis to sign you'll rise. Fran. Yes, by the height of a pair of Horns. Car.
Bless me! as we at home describe him, I thought the Great Turk had been twice as big; but I shall find him Tyrant big enough, I'll warrant him. Guz. Of what Nation art thou, Slave? speak to the Emperor, he understands thee, though he deign not to hold discourse with Christian Dogs. Fran. Oh fearful! Spain, so please you, Sir. Guz. By Mahomet, he'll make a reverend Eunuch. Fran.
I will not look so far, but stop at the dear Joys, and fear no Fate beyond 'em. Guz. Nay, with a little cudgelling this dull Brain of mine I shall advance it farther for the Jest-sake; as I take it, Signior Don Antonio, you have a fine Villa, within a Bow-shot of this City belonging to your self. Ant. I have with pleasant Gardens, Grotto's, Waterworks. Car.
As we were in ignorance of the presence of any such official being in Asterabad, he comes as a pleasant surprise, and still more pleasant comes an invitation to accept his hospitality. From him we learn that the steamer we expect to take at Bunder Guz, the port of Asterabad, eight farsakhs distant, will not sail until six days later.
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