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THE COMPLETE ANGLER. 



[fart II. 



Viat. Why truly, Sir, as long as I conveniently 

 can ; and longer I think, you would not have me. 



Pise. Not to your inconvenience hy any means, 

 Sir, but I see you are weary, and therefore I will 

 presently wait on you to your chamber, where take 

 counsel of your pillow, and to-morrow resolve me. 

 Here ! take the lights, and pray follow them, Sir : 

 Here you are like to lie : and, now I have shewed 

 you your lodgings, I beseech you command any 

 thing you want ; and so I wish you good rest ! 



Viat. Good night, Sir ! 





