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32 HOW TO GROW RICH:
fides we can make up a Faro bank — every thing
in ftyle.
Lady Henrietta. This it is to be deluded into
the vortex of diffipation — May it be a lefifon to
my fex, and prove how Ihorc the diftance is,
from the gay aflbciates of high life to the low
companions of my prefent hour — But fince it
muft be fo — Since I have no friend to fuccour
or protedt me, I muft, perforce, fubmit — Come,
firs, condu6l me.
Enter Warford.
JVarford. Where are you going, gentlemen ?
Latitat. To take the lady an airing, fir — Will
you join the party ?
Lady Henrietta. Mr. Warford, I little expeded
to fee you here — The gentleman v/ho reproved
me in profperity is at leall confiftent in fhunning
me in adverfity.
JVarford. What is your demand, fir ? (To
Latitat.)
Latitat. Nab, fhew the, writ.
Nab. The debt and cods are one thoufand and
twenty pounds,
JVarford. Here is the money then. {Gives
\uATiTAT bank notes.)
Latitat. The what \
JVarford. There aie bank notes for the fum.
Latitat, {counting them) So there are — ^Why,
this is doing die thing genteelly — Nab !
- Nab. Amazing !
JVarford. What do you flare at, fir ?
Latitat. Excufe us, fir, we are a little fur-
prized to be lure; for when my friend and I do
ihake hands with people of Fafhion, we gene-
rally pais lome time v/ith them.
JVarford,