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you no more trouble of this kind, whilst you stay, 

 which I hope will be a good while longer. 



Viat. That will not be above a day longer. But if 

 I live till May come twelvemonth, you are sure of me 

 again, either with my master Walton, or without him ; 

 and, in the mean time, shall acquaint him how much you 

 have made of me for his sake, and I hope he loves me 

 well enough to thank you for it. 



Pise. I shall be glad, Sir, of your good company at 

 the time you speak of : and shall be loath to part with 

 you now ; but when you tell me you must go, I will 

 then wait upon you more miles on your way, than I 

 have templed you out of it; and heartily wish you a 

 good journey. 



