®Ije &econ& $art of Mrs. Bap's.Eye!.. Oh this blind and foolilh Woman faid she, and will she not fake warn Mrs Bat's* ing by her Husband’s Affli&ions ? Fo Eyes. my Part, I fee if he were here again he (would reft him content in a whol< , and never run fo many Hazards for nothing. Mrs. Inconfiderate alfo reply'd, faying, Away witf: Fuch fantahical Fools from the Town ; a good Rid¬ dance; for my Part, I fay, cf her ; Mrs. Incwfi- should she ftay where she dwells, and derate, retain this Mind, who could live qui-i etly by %ej ; for she will either be lumpish or unneighbour^, to talk of fuch Matters asi no wile Body can abide; Wherefore, for my Part, I 1 shall never be forry for her Departure; Jet her go. !c and let better come in her Room ; ’Twas never a good P| World ftnce thele whimfical Fools dwelt in it. i u Then Mrs Light wind added as followeth: Come, put this kind of Talk away. I was Ycfterday at Ma¬ dam Wanton $, where we were as merry Mrs.Light- as the Maids ; For who do you think mind, Ate- should be there but land Mrs. Love-the- dam Wanton, Flejh, and three or four more, with Mr. floe that had Letchery, Mrs. Filth, and fome others : like to a-been So there we had Mufick and Dancing, and what elfe was meet to fill up the ^0 Pleafure. And I dare fay, my Lady herfelf is an admirable well-bred Gen- too hard for Faithful in time fajl} I Part, pag tlewoman, and Mr. Letchery is as prettyjen 111. Dipt ourfe a Fellow. By this Time Chrifliana was between Mer- got on her Way, and Merby went along cy and good with her : So as they went, her Chil-fir Chriftiana. dren being there alfo, Chrijliana began to difcourle. And Mercy, laid Chrijiia- 71a, I take this as an unexpected Favour, that ihou kin should’ft fet Foot out of Doors with me, to accom¬ pany me a little in my Way. Mercyfc if