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The works of Thomas Middleton, Volume 2 (of 5)

Act 2 — SCENE IV.

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A Gallery.

Enter Follywit in a masking suit, with a vizard in his hand.

[Within] Oh!

Fol. Hark! they’re at their business.

354[Within] Thieves, thieves!

Fol. Gag that gaping rascal! though he be my grandsire’s chief gentleman i’ th’ chain of gold,[780] I’ll have no pity of him.

Enter Mawworm, Hoboy, and others, vizarded.

How now, lads?

Maw. All’s sure and safe; on with your vizard, sir; the servants are all bound.

Fol. There’s one care past then: come, follow me, lads; I’ll lead you now to th’ point and top of all your fortunes: yon lodging is my grandsire’s.

Maw. So, so; lead on, on!

Hob. Here’s a captain worth the following, and a wit worth a man’s love and admiring! [Exeunt.[781]

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