Thomas Heywood

SCENE III.--_An Inner Room in the same_.

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_Enter_ Sencer, Sir Harry, _and_ Luce.

Sencer. Here, sir, in this retiring chamber.

Sir Harry. Gramercy, friend. How now? what’s here to do? A pretty wench and a close chamber too!

Luce. That you have so much graced my mother’s house With your desirèd presence, worthy knight, Receive a poor maid’s thanks. Who’s there? a chair And cushion for Sir Harry.

Sir Harry. Thanks, most fair.

Luce. Please you but a few minutes here to stay, Till my return, I’ll not be long away.

Sencer. The gentlewoman will wait on you by and by, sir.

[_Exeunt_ Luce _and_ Sencer.

Sir Harry. And I’ll attend her, friend. Of all those doubts I long to know the end.