two, tree year ago me had for my convenience discharge myself from attending [Enter a Foot boy] as Matré D'ostel to a person of condition in Parie; it hapen after de dispatch of my little affairé ———
Foot-b.That is, after h'ad spent his money, Sir.
Duf.Jan foutré de Lacque; me vil have de vip and de belle vor your breeck, rogue.
Foot-b.Sir, in a word, he was a Jack-pudding to a Mountebank, and turned off for want of wit: my master picked him up before a puppit-show, mumbling a hall-penny custard, to send him with a letter to the post.
Duf.Morbleau, see, see de insolence of de foot-boy English, bogre, rascale, you lie, begar I vill cutté your Troaté.
[Exit Foot-boy.
Clark.He's a rogue; on with your story, Monsieur.
Duf.Matré Clark, I am your ver
