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Enter Bru趴h, my Lord's valet-de-chambre, and Sterling's chamber-maid.

Bru趴h.YOU 趴hall 趴tay, my dear, I in趴i趴t upon it.

Ch. Maid. Nay, pray, Sir, don't be 趴o po趴itive; I can't 趴tay indeed.

Bru趴h. You 趴hall take one cup to our better acquaintance.

Ch. Maid. I 趴eldom drinks chocolate; and if I did, one has no 趴atisfaction, with 趴uch apprehen趴ions about one鈥攊f my Lord 趴hould wake, or the Swi趴h gentleman 趴hould 趴ee one, or Madam Heidelberg 趴hould know of it, I 趴hould be frighted to death鈥攂e趴ides I have had my tea already this morning鈥擨'm 趴ure I hear my Lord. [in a fright.

Bru趴h. No, no, Madam, don't flutter your趴elf鈥攖he moment my Lord wakes, he rings his bell, which I an趴wer 趴ooner or later, as it 趴uits my convenience.

Ch. Maid. But 趴hould he come upon us without ringing鈥�

Bru趴h. I'll forgive