Act 5 — Scene V.[3636]

Pin. Is she so glorious handsome? Mir. You would wonder; Our women look like gipsies, like gills[3637] to her; Their clothes and fashions beggarly and bankrupt, Base, old, and scurvy. Bel. How looks her face? Mir. Most heavenly;5 And the becoming motion of her body So sets her off! Bel. Why then, we shall stay. Mir. Pardon me, That ’s more than I know. If she be that woman She appears to be—— Bel. As ’t is impossible. Mir. I shall then tell ye more. Pin. Did ye speak to her?10 Mir. No, no. I only saw her; she was busy. Now I go for that end; and mark her, gentlemen, If she appear not to ye one of the sweetest, The handsomest, the fairest in behaviour! We shall meet the two wenches there too; they come to visit her,15 To wonder, as we do. Pin. Then we shall meet ’em. Bel. I had rather meet two bears. Mir. There you may take your leaves, despatch that business, And, as ye find their humours—— Pin. Is your love there too? Mir. No, certain; she has no great heart to set out again.20 This is the house; I ’ll usher ye. Bel. I ’ll bless me, And take a good-heart, if I can. Mir. Come, nobly. Exeunt [into the house].