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thy tongue were as guizened as a spelding. I wonder wha learnt sic a youngster as thee to be sae pawky.

PHEMY.

Bawldy has by nature cunning enough to lose nothing for want of asking; and Mr. Anderson, too, has his own natural faculty for keeping what he has got.—Good night to you both.

ANDERSON.

Good night to ye. (Half aside.) I'm sure I wad rather bid you good night than good morrow, at ony time.[Exeunt severally.

SCENE V.

A large Chamber, with a Bed at the bottom of the Stage, on which is discovered a sick Child, and Lady Dungarren seated by it.

Enter Dungarren by the front, stepping very softly.

DUNGARREN.

Is she asleep?

LADY DUNGARREN.

Yes; she has been asleep for some minutes.