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 My pal ffion’s ampleas your beauti¢s are. 
 
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 Otherscompar'd to her, fhew like faint Starres 
 
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 The Lady J/abeba, the late Wi idee 
 Tothe dec alt and noble Vicount Hermus. 
 Mend, Law youthere, widow,there’s one of the laft edition, 
 Whofe Husband yet retaines in his colde truncke | 
 Some littleayring of his noble gueft, 
 Yet thea freth : Bride as themouthiof May. 
 Lent. Wellmy Lord,I ar sea in 1¢ of thefe, 
 That haue my fecond Ht isban | bel{poke, 
 My doore hall be a seftinonie of it. 
 And butthefe noble Marriages encite me, 
 My much abftracted prelence fhould haue fhew‘d it 
 If you come to _ harke in youreare my Lord, 
 Looke your Ladder of ropes be ftrong, 
 For I hall tie you to your Tackling. 
 efrjfen. Gentlem en, your anfwere tothe Mafque. 
 Omnes.e Your Honour leades, wee'll follow. 
 Rogero, Signior ¢ “laridiaitn. 
 
 ( larid, I attend you fire Exenut omnes, 
 
 Abiga /!, You'll be conttant. Janet C tarid, 
 
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 To haue fele the heate of Loue bredin your brightnefle, 
 Bur fetting thus from him, by wad i 
 ke onely here a ac knowle dg erh your power, 
 And muft « expect beames of a morrow Sunne. 
 Lent, Lor d Brid egrooine, Wu ly ouenterprete Me: ? 
 Rober, A fable Shield :the word, Vsdua 
 W h at hit forlo rneho ve in blacke - de! {pairing ? 
 Lady Lentulu b is this the badgeof all your Sutors ? 
 
 Zent. Iby my troth my Lordsit they come to me. 
 
 Reb. Lcould giueit anc ther in terp retation, Methinkes this 
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 here he flayecs, the \ Widow is his onely hoy iC, 
 
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 eAbiz. What's here ?a Ship failing nigh her haven ? 
 With ened ware ¢ belike : tis well ballaft, 
 Thais ©, your this device {mels of the Marchant . What's 
 our ()} hips name, I pray ? Tbe Codie: Hope ? 
 
 Abite ail, No: The Aterchant Royatt. 
 
 Thais Andwhy not a Ak ae gt “rer 2 
 
 eAbiz. Youtfe eno likelihood of that: would it not faine be 
 inthe haven? The word, 7t tancerem ‘Portum, 
 Marry, for ought I know, God grancit, W hat’s there 2 
 
 Thais. Miné’s an Azure fhield: m arry what elfe; I fhould 
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 Abigail. 11,fomeCommon-countell deuice. 7 bey take the woe 
 Mend. Faire widow,how like youthischar Ne? men, ang dance 
 Lent, | chang dtoo lately to like any, the first change. 
 Mend, O your husband ! you weare his memo ry likea Reathe- 
 For heavens louethinke of meeas of the man (head. 
 
 Whole dancing dayes youlee are not yerdone. 
 
 Lent. Yetyou finkeapace fir, 
 
 Mend, Thefault’sin my Vv ’phol (terer, Lady. 
 
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 Were but my breaft bare and Anatomized, 
 
 Thou fhouldt oc there how thou tortur’(t it: 
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 Abig. Well fir,your vizor 
 
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 Hee ll win’s ple cafure out O i (tones. Tbe fecon: i chang re, 
 lf, Change is no robbery:vetin this chan ge dfat Lelia tals in tome 
 
 Thou rob {t me of ny h hart,{ lure (7 7 ‘pia $ a ae with R ogera when 
 
 Dit gUis d like a pretty T¢ rch-bearer, the changers [peak, 
 
 And makes his brand a Torch.that with more fleigh 
 
 He may intrap weake women: herethe {parkes 
 
 Fly asin tna sane es Fathers Anuile, 
 
 O powerfull Boy ! my heart’s on fire, and vnto mine eyes 
 
 The raging ames iene: liketotwo Beacons, 
 
 Summoning my {tr ongefl powers; butal all too late, 
 
 The Conquerour alread ly opes the ga 
 
 Twill not aske deo name, 
 foie. You dare put it into my 
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 My husband goes to Mucaue to renew the Farme he has, 
 Min, Well, what ume g oes the fakes-farmer ? 
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 Tfab. Ono,an ealie fall, Bredes lap; but 
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 Rog. Good gentlemen tf I haueat v.ineerelt in you, Lent, Abige 
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 Ifab. Sir, if Wine were Nectar Tle! beginnea health, 
 TO ner th . were > molt gracious in yi our eye; 
 Yet daigne,as fi aan ‘tis the gift of Bacchus, 
 ue her pledge thar drinkes.: this God of Wine 
 Cal snot inflame me more tO appetite, 
 T hough he be co-fupreme with mightie Loue, 
 me thy faire (} 1ape. 
 
 Roz, Zoundsfhe comes to deride me, 
 
 Vad, Thar kite fhall ferue 
 To bea pledge alchough my lips (hould {tarue, 
 lo tricke to get that vizor fr om his face? 
 
 12 if hence, and fo concealedilgrace, 
 Ifab, Sir, haue you left nought behinde : 
 Rog. Yes, Lady butthe Fates will, not permit 
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 (As lems once loft arefeldome, or neuer found) 
 I fhould conuay it vvith me. Sweete Good-night. 
 age bends to mee? there's my-fall againe, Exit, 
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 Is hee nota God 
 
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 That Cal ncomi and \A nat other méen wouia Winne 
 or 5 _ seem ef OF ogee {i reat m Hi fey 
 WU ith rhe h ard tt ad | Uarntage or ae TLILT auc iM, 
 Or thadow- sgien en his necting iteps. 
 
 cx? if CallA.ced Ahvela 
 Were r as “Dapbne, anda.ne Scena cnale, 
 
 Though I reject dy eFppollees lous, 
 Andlike a Dreame be: tui his wandring (teps, 
 Shot ild he purfue me throug! itheneighbourr ring groue, 
 
 Fach Cowllip (talke fhould trip-a willing fall, 
 Till hee were mine, wi ho tillthen am his thrall : 
 Nor will Pblufh, fince worthy is my chance, 
 ‘Tis faid that Vem ws with a Satyre flept, 
 And how much fhort came the of my faireaime? 
 T hen Queene of Louea prefident He be, 
 Toteach faire women fearrie to love of mee. 
 Speake Muficke, what's his name. Enter ANNA, 
 «una, Madame, It wasthe worthy Count Mafiine, 
 ifab. Blelt be thy tongue : che worthy Count side ede, 
 The worthielt of the Worthies. Trofty ana, 
 Hatt thou pack'd vpthofe Monies, Plate;and Iewels 
 I gaue direction for? 
 efune. Yes, Madame, I have ~ vp them, chat many 
 A proper man has beene trultvp 
 Ifab, ¥ thankethee, takeche wings :ofnig ht, 
 Beloued Secretary, and pofte with them to Swenia, 
 There furnifh vp fome ftately Pallace 
 Worthy co entertaine the King of Loues 
 Prepare itfor' my comming anid my Loues; 
 Ere Phebus Steedes oncemore vnharneft be, 
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 ein, Lamiultof your minde Madame i am gone, Exit eA7a. 
 
 
 
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 AsI'to bed, I to my nupriall non | 
 The heauen onearth : fo tothoughrfl woe ters went 
 The pale «4ndrome Ad bedew’d d with teares, 
 When euery minute fhe ex acitak gripes wv a fell montfter, 
 Andinvaine bewail’d the act of = creation. 
 Sullen Night that look’ ftwith fanck ¢¢yeson my nuptiall bed, 
 — ne er a Starrethat {miles v por the end, 
 Mend thy flacke pace, and lend th ¢ malecontent, 
 
 The hoping louer,and the wifhing ; Bride 
 Beaines that too long thou fhadowelt: not 
 In {pig ght of thy fixe front w hie enmy beets d ice 
 Shall {truggle in due pleafure for his righe, 
 
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 He think’t my loue, and:die in that ~ = Exit. 
 Enter hak ag cuerali doores ABIGA 34 THA! 
 
 Abig, Thats, youre an eately rier; 
 
 I haue: ri to fhew willmake your hayre {land an-end. 
 
 Thais: Well Ladyjandi hauethatto! thew) rou will bring your 
 courage downe, What w ould you fay, and 4 would 1 1ame a part tie 
 faw your Husband court, kiffe, nay almoft goethrough for the 
 hole ? 
 
 e-fbiz, How, how, what would fay? nay, by this light, what 
 would I not doe? If euer Amazon fought better,or n wore at the 
 face then Ile doe, let mé neuer be thought ita new married vvife. 
 Come vnma(que her: ’tis fome admirable creature,vvhole beau- 
 tic you neede not paint. I warrant you, tis done to your hand. 
 
 Thais. Wouldany vvoman but I, beabuledto her face 2 
 Prethee reade the contents: Know'f{t thou the Character ? 
 
 Aig, Tis my Husbands hand,anda Lone- Lette: 
 But for the contents! findenonein it, Hasthe luftfull monfter, 
 All backe and belly-{teru’d me thus 2? What defe@ does he fee in 
 mice ? Ile be {wornewench, I am of as pliant and yeelding body 
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 din the meanetim ‘igh e tenance at will,tovfe mines 
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 CC ome. L i aie sees sarap ont iim ot red : doft know this? 
 
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 month come'to an end, theyll cracke louder of this nights« 
 lodging thenthe B ed-{teads.. : 
 
 T hair. Allisif our Ma ids keepe fecret. 
 
 Abi, Minc.isa Maid Ile befworne, thee has kept her fecrets 
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 —— Troath, andI neuer hadany Sea-captaine borded in 
 
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 Abiz, Goetothen : and the better to auoid fufpition, 
 
 Thus wee mult infilt, chey muft come vp dar! ing, recreate 
 themfelues with their delight an houre or two,and rafter a a mil- 
 lion of kiiles, or fo. 
 
 Thais. But is my husband content tocome darkling ? 
 eMfbig, What notto faue mine honour ? heethat vvillrun 
 through fire, as hee has profeft, will by the heate of his lou, 
 
 grope in thedarke. I warrant him! hethall faue mine honor 
 
 7 bass, lamafraid my voye sci dkoneesiaen. 
 
 Abig. Why then, youre belt fay nothing, and take it thus 
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 Loucly // Habellay! corm fetle me mortall: 
 
 Not worthy to ferue thee in thought, I {weare 
 
 ¥ ct fhall not this fame ouer-How of fauour 
 
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 Ijab. Your loue,my Lord,I blufhingly prociaimet, 
 
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 Wer't arm’d with Furies, as with furious Beafts, 
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 Ifab. My Lord, will you purfue the plot? 
 
 Rog. The Letter giues direction here for Pauie. 
 
 To horfe, to horfe, thus once Ersaace, 
 With lookes regardiant, did the Thracian gaze, 
 And loft his gift, while he defir'd the fight. 
 But wifer 1,lead by more powerfull charme; 
 Ide feethe world winne thee fromoutmine arme.  Exennt. 
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 Enter MEND OSA ins bis wight rowneand cap guarded, 
 with the Captaines 
 Duke. Now to our kinfman,: fhame to rovyallblood, 
 Bring him before ys, 
 
 Theftin a Princeis facrilege to honour 
 ‘Tis vercues {candall, death of \oyalry, 
 I bluth to fee my fhame ; Nephew fit downe 
 Tuftice that{miles on thofe on him muft frowne; 
 Speake freely Captaine,where found you him wounded? 
 (apt. Betweene the widowes houfe &thefle croffe neighbors, 
 Befides an Artificiall laddder made ofropes 
 Was faftned to her window which he confeft 
 He brought to rob her of Iewelsand coine: 
 My knowledge yeelds no further circumfance, 
 Deke. Thou know'fttoo much, would I were paft allknow- 
 ledge, : 
 
 i might forget my griefefprings from my fhame, 
 
 Thou montter of my blood, aniwere im briefe 
 Tothefe Aflertions made againgt thy life, 
 Is thy foule guilty of {0 bafe a faQ? 
 
 (Mend. 1 doe confeflel didintend to rob her? 
 In the attcmptI fell and hurt my felfe 
 Lawes thunder is but death, I dreadit net, 
 So my Leatulustonorbe preferu’d 
 From black fufpition of aluftfall night. 
 
 Duke. Thy head’s thy. forfeit for thy harts offence, 
 Thybloods prerogatiue may claime that fauour, 
 Thy perfon then to death doonib'd by inftlawes,: « 
 Thy death is infamous, but worfe the caute. 
 
 Enter ISARELLA alone Gv india following ber. 
 
 Lfabella, O heauns that I was borne te be hates flave, 
 The foade of Rumor,that devour’s my fame; 
 am call’d Infatiat Counteffe lufts parainowre 
 ‘A glorious Diucll, and wise whore, 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
mF he peafaera te ( OUMbe pes. 
 
 Tam fice, vext; and tormented, O reucnge. “5 
 Gina: On wi hom Wou id my 4 [fabella be reuengs d e 
 I fab. Vpona' a, \ Viper, sthat does get mine honour, 
 
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 Iw ill not name himtill L.bereuc eng a, 
 See, her’s the Libdls are diunig "da gainiitme, 
 An nine rlatting { (4 ind jail ro m y ee 
 And thus the villen writes in my d lifgrace, 
 Shereads. Who loues fabe eld the infatiate, 
 Needs e4t/as back for to ce onrent herluft, 
 That wandring Serumpet, an id chafte wedlockes hate) 
 That renders eniths deceipt, for loyalltruft; 
 Thatfacrilegious thiefe:to Hamens rights, 
 Making her luither God ipheau’n ber delight ‘ 
 Sv yell not proud heart; i le qu iench thy griefe in blood; 
 Defire in wot man cannetbe withRood. : 
 
 Guiaca. lle bethy championfweet gaint all the weit! 
 
 Na 9 but ‘“ villaine that defames chee: thus, 
 
 fab, Dare thy hand execute,whom my tongue condemnes, | 
 “ n a thou truely valiant, mine forever,” ~ , 
 Bur if chou fain (t, hare muft ourtrue howe fever: 
 
 Guiaca. By my dead fathers foule, my mothers verrues,? © | 
 And by my knight. hood and gentilizie; Hebes reueng d 
 On all the Authors of your oe tie? ‘Name him. 
 
 Ifa, Ragero, 
 
 Guiaca. Ha. o: | 
 
 Tfab, What does his name affticht dhetiews ard Lord? 
 Be mad [fabella, curfe on chy: reuenge, : | 
 This Lord was knighted :for his fathers worth,” 
 
 Wot for his owne. 
 Farewell thou petiur'd man, He leawe youll; 
 You all confpire to workerhine honors fall. 
 
 Guid. Stay my Lfabellaswere he my fathers fonne; 
 Compofed of me, he dies, | oi 
 Delight fill keepe with thee: ?pocin, 
 
 Tfabella. Thowart infec 
 
 Reuenge to me is AWweeter aw then fut) 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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 Apa fe; thén enter Ana. 
 
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 oA nnd. W Ha ime 3 © YOU NODES, Vi if] YOu kill Cach other é 
 etmbo, Hold. 
 
 G#ide.s Thou fhame to frien dfhip, what intendsthy hate 
 
 Guiaca. Léwe Arines my hand; ‘makes my foule valiane: 
 
 Tfabellas wrongs now fits ¥ pon my fword, 
 
 To fallmore héa auie téthy'c owards hea: a: 
 
 Then thunderbolts vpon Tones tifted Oakes - 
 
 Deny thy {cantdallor defend thy’ life. 
 
 Guido, What? hath thy faith and andreafon left thee both? 
 
 That thou art onely fleth withotit a foule: 
 
 «Haft thou no feeli ifs ofthy felfeand me? 
 
 Blindrage that will nor letthee fee thy felfe; 
 
 Gwiaca, Lcomenot to difpute but execute: 
 
 And thus comes death, eAnether paffe, 
 Guide. And thus] breake thy dart,her’s “—_ whores face, 
 Guiaca, “Tis milt: here’s at thy heart, (tay, lee vs breath, 
 Guide. Let reafon gouerne rage “yet let Vs leaue, 
 
 Although moft wrong ibe mine, I can forgiue’s 
 
 In this attempt, thy fhame will éuer line. 
 
 Guiaed: Thou hatt wrong d the Phenix of all women rarefft, 
 
 She that’s moft wife,moftlouing,chafte and faireft, 
 
 Guid. Thou dotelt vpona diuell, nota woman, 
 
 Thatha’s bewitcht thee with her Sorceric, 
 
 And drown'd thy foule in leathy faculties, 
 
 Her vieleffe luft has benumb’d thy knowledge, 
 
 Thy intcleétuall powers, oblivion fmothers, 
 
 That thou are nothing but forgetfulneffe, 
 
 Guiaca, What's this tomy Ifabella, my finnes mine ewne, 
 jer faults were none, vntill thou madeft em knowne. 
 Guido, Leaue her, and leauethy fhame where firftthou 
 found’ft irc: 
 Elfe liue a bondflaue to difeatea Juft, 
 Deuour d in her guife-like appetite 
 
 And infamy. fhall write thy Epitaph, 
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 A feandall fo tov Mame Ab ieee Kei beh: ot 
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 Gala, Pur vp your | weapon, 1 dare here you further , 
 Infatiat luff is Sire {tillto murtner, ee 
 
 Guido, Belécuc it friend, if her neart- bloud were vext, 
 Though you kill ing, Be WwW p eafure makes YOU HEAL. ¢ 
 She Jou’d me deerer,then fhe loues you, now, 
 Shee ‘ill nere be faithfull, hastwice broke henvow. 
 This curfe purfues femall Adulterie, 
 
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 Fheir pleafure hike a fea groundieiic and wide, 
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 A womans luft was neuer fatishied, 
 
 Guia, Feare whilpersin my-breft, lL haueafoule 
 That blufhes red, for tending bloudy faéts, 
 Forgiue me friend, if can be forgiven, 
 Thy*counfell isthe path leades me to heauen. 
 
 Guia, Ldoeembrace thy reconciled loue, 
 
 Guiaca,, Thatdeath or danger, now fhall ne'er rémoue, 
 Goetell thy Infaciate Countefle edna, 
 
 We haue efcap*c the {nares of her fale Loue, 
 Vowing for euer to abandon her, 
 » Guid... Youhauc heard our Refolution, pray be gone,. 
 
 Anna. My office cuer refied.at your pleature, 
 
 Y was the Jvdian, yer you hadthe treafure, 
 My faction often fWweates, and ofttakes cold 
 Then gilde true diligence o'er with gold. 
 
 Guia. Thy ipeech deleru's itthere’s gold, .. .eives ber gold. 
 
 Be honeft now,and not loues Noddy, : 
 
 Turn'd vp and plaidonwhil'tthoukeep tithe Rock, 
 
 *Prethe formally let’sha thy abfence, 
 eAnua.| Lordstarewell,. Exit Anuas 
 
 Guido. {Tis Wheres and Panders,that makes earthlike hell, 
 
 Gusaca. Nowlam got out of lus Lab crinth, 
 i willto Venice, fora certaine time, 
 
 To recreate my muchabufed fpirits,. 
 Hyd then reuiht Pain and my fricad, 
 
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 Anna, VY pon mine honeltie they a are ynited, 
 
 Hfabella, Thy honeftie? thow-vaflaile.comy pleafure take 
 that. ; Strike her, 
 Dar'ft thou controule me, whenl fayno? 
 
 Art not my footeftoole, didnot Lerogte ghee? 
 
 And madethee ry being | be yrne abegger: 
 Thou haftbeene my womans Pandarforacrowne, 
 Aviddoft thou eae | lypon ny hoi neftier 
 
 JAxuna. 1am swhat youplea cMadame to eis ts 
 
 T fab, * Sieger ran efle thou fay a 
 
 wind, No, ho,no Madame 
 
 dfabella. Thaue my humo ry tho vol tl hey new be falfe, 
 Faint-hearted coward getthee from my fight, 
 
 When villaine halt, and. come not nere me, 
 Anna Madame: I run,her fight like death doth feareme, Fx, 
 
 Tilabella, ois Gious spree et ira Sat hues 
 Venecians, anc 4 be reconcil’d with words: 
 © tat 1 had Guiaca ance more here, 
 
 Within chis oes mn, made of fiefh and bone, 
 
 Ide noe truft Thun oy with my fell reuenge 
 
 But mine owne hands, fhould doe the dire exploit, 
 And fame fhould-Chroniclea womans acts: 
 
 My rage refpects the perfon snot the facts, 
 
 There place ; and worths hath po’ wer to defame me, 
 Meane hate is ftinglefle, and does onely name mic; 
 I not regard it, ‘tis high bloud that {wels, 
 
 Giue me sewenge, and damne me into hels, 
 
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 Gay fen t} tb Moe echiefle, ¢ ere [2 heart ae bre cake, 
 Sago. “hit : Wave let soos : Dif fi, 
 In quartering of our Troi SDs With 
 Nor feperated into many ftreetes, 
 That fhewes weake joue; but not found policie, 
 Diuifion in fmall numbers makes all weake, 
 Forces vnitedare the nerves of wore 
 Mother and nurfe ofiob fer ation, 
 Whofe rare inge nious fpright, fils all che world 
 By look ing on it felfe with piercing eyes, 
 Will looke through ftrah cers iaibeetli tiest 
 Therefore be carefull, 
 Lieft, All fhallbe ordred fitting your command, 
 For thefe three gifts which makes a Souldiour rare, 
 Is loue and dutie with a valiane cave.” Extent, Lieft, ‘iv Sculdbine: 
 Sago, WhatYarietie of women feeds my fight, 
 And leades smy fences in amaze of wonder? Sees ber 
 Bellona, thou wert my miftris till I faw that fhape 
 But now my fword, lle confecrate toher, 
 Leaue (Mars and become { mpids Martialift, 
 Beauty can turne the rugged faceof waire, 
 And make him {mile vpon  déligheful bpeace, 
 Courting ber {moothly like'a'® alli, 
 Igrowa tous vnto my por Laue, 
 Whote power.change hb . .$,makeour fate remoue. 
 Ifabella. Reuenge h'st;Pleaftiré now ore-rules my blood, 
 Rage thrall dcown Ganctous ta crimfon flood, 
 And werehe caught, de make him murders hand, 
 Sage: Me chitkes twere loy to dieat her command, 
 Ile {peake to heare her. fpeech, whofe powerfull breath; 
 Is ableto infufe life ints pine | 
 Tfabella, He comes to {peakeshee’ s mine, by louche is mine, 
 “Sage. Lady, thinkeboldintrulion curtefie, 
 
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 Tis but imagination alters them, 
 T hen’tis your thoughts, nor I, thar doe offend. 
 Tfabella, Sir, yourintrufion yet’s bur. surtefic, 
 V nleffe your fucure: humor alter it: 
 Sage, Why then Diuineft woman, know m Ly foule 
 Is dedicated to thy fhrine of -beaury, 
 To pray for mercy, ahd repentthe wrongs 
 Done againft lone, and femall: pliritie. 
 
 Thouabfrad drawné fiom natures empty ftore-howfe, 
 
 Tamthy flawe,cammand my fword, my heart 
 The foule i is tri ak D eft by the b Odics (mart, 
 
 Ifabella, Youarea ranger to this land andme, 
 What madneffle ift formetotruft you then? 
 Tocofen women .is.3 trade’ mong ft men, 
 
 Smooth promufes;faine pafsions with -alye, 
 eceiucs our fex of fit and chaftitie ; 
 What danger durft you hazard for my lone? 
 Saga. Perils that chat neuer mortall durfta approue. 
 Tle doubleal ithe workes of Hercules, 
 Expoie my felfe in combat ’gainft an Hofte, 
 Meete danger in'a, place of certaine death; 
 Yet neuer fhrinke, or giuc!way to my. Fates 
 Bare-brefted- meere the murderous Tattars dart, 
 Orany fatall Engine made: for, death: 
 Such power ha’s loue and beauty: fronnyour eyes, 
 Hé that dies refolute, does néuer dic: 
 “Tis feare giues death his ftrength, which I refilted, 
 Death is bus emptie Aire, the Fates haue twill ed, 
 Ifo, Dare you reuenge my quarrell,"gainft a foe ? 
 Sago. -F heaaske me if L dare embr: ace you thus, 
 Or kifle your hand, or gazeon fee bright eye, 
 Where Cupid dances; onthofe globes of loue, 
 Feare is my. vaffall, when I frowne he flyes, 
 A hundred times adie 2 cowarddies, 
 Ifabella, Ynorfufpectyourvalor,but your will. 
 
 Sage Togaine your lotic; my fathers bloud Te f, pill, 
 
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aii mf “53 say is base COMME ye. 
 
 Ma any haue {: worne the like, yer broke theft vows 
 Saco, My W it ole ende LIOUr{tO your vith fhall bow, 
 
 Tam your sik to {cour ge your enemies, : 
 Tfabella, gies me your promile, and énioy yout pleafice)) f 
 Gecnd my Ioues'Di owry, that is womens trealite’s gs 
 ¥ : ifthy x ‘e{o lutior . dread t the triall: 
 he world, a Spani iar dwas difloyall, 
 Relate your griefe inne ngte hearecheir names, 
 bat tard {pis its yt hy true worth defames: 
 andall obi’ “ vhentheit heares bleeds 
 es dit ence betwixt: words and deeds, 
 | poifo n,bloed fhall wath thee white, 
 mr tlefle honor,is a flaue to {pite : 
 3 mnonfers Venice coth bring forth, 
 pticioules are bankerupt of true worth, 
 Falie Count Guido , treacherous GHiaca, 
 Counteffe of Gazia, and o: F rich Maflino. 
 Then t if thow beeft a Knight, help the oppreft, 
 
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 Through danger fafetic comes through trouble reft, 
 And f fo my loue, 
 
 Sag 2, Ignoble villens, theirbeft bloud fhall proue, 
 Reuenge fals heauy, that is rais’d by lous, 
 
 Lfab. Thinke what reproch is to a womans name, 
 
 Honor’d by birth, by marriage, and by beautie; 
 Be God on earth, pte! reucnge innocence, 
 
 oO —— Spaniard,on my knecs I begee, 
 Forget the perfons, thinke on their offence. 
 
 Sage. Bythe white foule of honour, ,by heaw’ns Ioue: 
 They die if their, death canattaine your Joue, 
 
 lfab, Thus will Iclip thy wafte, embrace thee thus 
 Thus dal] ly with thy haire, and kifechee thus: 
 
 Our Plea{; ures Pothean-like’; infundry fhapes, 
 Shall wit'h varietie fir re daliance. 
 
 Sage, Lamimmortall, O diuinett creature : | eae 
 Thou do’ Rexcell cheGods.in witand feature, vals 
 Palle Com: uts you dicsreuengenoy fhakes hjs rods ¢ ~ 2 
 
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 Beautie con den mines you, {tr ongerth 1en the Gods. 
 Ifab. Come Mars of louers, Vulcan is not here, 
 Make vengeance likemy bed, quitevoide offe 
 _ Sago, My fences are intranft, and in this flu mber, 
 I calte heau’ nsioyes bi urcannotcountthenumber. Ew, debdt 
 Erter LApyY L ENTVLVS, ABIGALL and THAES. 
 Abigal, Well Mada me: you feeche deftinie thatfollowss 
 mariage, 
 Our husbands are quict now, and muft fuffer the law. 
 
 That. If my husband hac Fines 1€ Worth the begging fome 
 ’ Courtier w ould hauehad him: he might be beg 'd well inoue 
 for he raphe: Hot his owne wife f from anothe i e% 
 
 Lady Lent, vou TL a couple of tr ulty Wer ches. . to decciue 
 Your danted shuis. 
 
 Abig. Ifweehad not deceiu’d themchy s, we had been Truk 
 wenches. | 
 
 Thaw. Our husbands will be hang’d, becaufe they thinke 
 themfelu’s Cuckold 
 
 Abig. {fall Soctchal ds were of that minde, thehangman 
 would be thericheft occupat:on,and more wealthie widdowes, 
 then there be yonger brothers tom rry them, 
 
 Thais. . The Marchantventurers would be ave ry {mall come 
 panie. : 
 Abag. “Tistwelueto one of that , how cuerthereft tfcape, 
 
 I fhallfearea maflacre. 
 Thais. \f my husband hereafter for his wealth chance to 
 be dub’d: 
 Me haue him cal'dthe Knight of the fuppofed horne. 
 Abag. Faith, and itTounds well, 
 Lady. Come madcaps leaue iefting, and let’s deliuer them 
 
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 out of their-car thly purgation; you are the fpirits th lat torment 
 them: but my loue and. Lord, kinde «Mendofa, will loofe his 
 
 life, to preferue mine honor, not for. hate to others: 
 Abig, By my troth, if I had beenchis iudge, I fhould haus 
 
 hane’d himfor hauing no more wit, I {peake as It} binks, 
 
 would not be hang’d He ne ¢r aman ynder the heau'ns, 
 
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 Abig..So doelyyet life and pleature aretwo fweetthings to 
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 Lady, He thax’s willing to die-to faue mine’ honor, Pledieto 
 
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 Lady, Come: we ne egle e&t our bufineffe , tis no ieftingy 
 Fo motraw they areexc uted: leaffe we reprietie them, 
 
 Nee be thei irdeftinies to 5 cath their fate. . 
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 -Tfeare not té cothelate. Exeunr, 
 e? ter DoN'SAGO SOLVS with a cafe aie’ | 
 Sage, Day was my nicht; andnighemuft be my day + 
 
 The fuane fhin’don my pleafure, with. my lone, 
 
 And darknefle muft 1enddide to my reuenge, 
 The Rage ofheau’n, is hung with folemne black, 
 Atime bet fitting, to Act Tragedies, | 
 The nights great ‘Queene, that maiden goue cotta 
 Mufters black ‘clouds, to hide her from che'world, 3 
 Afraide to looke on my bold: enterprife, * ee 
 Curd creatures meffengérs of death, pofletie' the world; 
 Wight-Rauens, feritch-owles, and vore-killing Mandrskes, 
 The gliofts of mifers, that itiprifon’d gold, 
 Within che hari ele bowels of the €a arth, 
 Are nights companions: bawdes to lu and imubde 
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 Jam Dox s, age thy mortal! enemie 
 
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 To purge the-earth,of fuch aman turn’d mo nfter. 
 P _Kogero. Ineuer wrong d thee Spania ; 
 
 Vie make thee fatisfaction like a fouldi ur,  Tellbimall the 
 
 A true Italian, anda Gentlemar : Piot, 
 
 Thy rage is treacherie without.a caufe, 
 Sago, My rageisiuft, and thy heart blow 
 
 He that wrongs *beautie, muft be honors foe: 
 
 4 {abels quarrell, armes the Spaniards fpirit. 
 Ropero, Murder fhould keepe with alent not With 
 
 Tle anfwere theeto niorrow by my foulé, 
 
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 Take this-to night, now me secs mi eto morrow, Shei 
 I come Ifabella, hal fe thy | hate is dead; 
 
 Valenr makes murder | light, which feare makes dead, 
 
 Capt. The piftoll was thothere feize him, ~~ » &xter Capt, 
 Bringlights,what Don Saga ollonel llof che horfe? witha band 
 Ring the Alarum bell, raifethe whole Citie; of Soldiors, 
 His Tro: opsarcinthet tow! ne, 1 feare treacherie ; : 
 Whofe thislies murdred, ff peak ke bloud-thirftie Spaniard, 
 
 Sago. Lhaue not fpoil’d ce, you may know his vifnomy, 
 
 Cc ‘apt. ‘Tis Count ‘Roger 0, sec conuay him hences 
 
 hy life epral ud Sp: aniard, anfweres this offence, 
 ey Be o onard for srifon tf. the citiespowers 
 Rife ro refcuc hi um, | Revirt him with fouldionrs. 
 
 Sago. Whatnee ds this frit fe? 
 
 Know flaues,if prize reuenge a above sn y life, 
 Fames repifter a fitare cimes {hall te il 
 
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 ‘That by Den Sage, Count Ragero fell. Exeunt omnas, 
 
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 AGus quintus Scena prima. 
 
 Tat -auienennnn eeadadiemamnmmmmmaaiaaeiaianns 
 
 Enter Mepina,. the dead body of Gvino Alias Count 
 eAr lena, and Sosldieurs, Dou Sago guarded, Exe~ 
 “entioner, Sta ff els 
 
 "), On Sago quak’ftthounot to behold this tietacle 
 EP This innoceht fherifice murdred- noblenes, ay 
 When bleudthe maker ever promi ifeth, 
 Shall though with flow yer with fure vengeance eke. 
 atis a guerdones cart a, end mult be paide, 
 
 
 

 
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 A {ure reuenge, as i itis { 
 Tnee'r knew. murder ver; oeke cic “dd, 
 Canit thou after { fo many fearefull confli&s 
 
 
 
 
 Dorh S84 i men inte o incontin nce: 
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 Whofe tongue flowes ouer with harmefull ¢ Aoquence, 
 Canft thou If ay t epentthis hainous Ad, 
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 Andilearne to loath, that killing e C ockatrice’ 2 
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 SAGO, By this frefh blood, that frome! hy rranly breft, 
 
 I cowardly fluct out,Iv 
 Fromthis fad minute, fill the davof.doomes: 
 To ange >yaine Afculapi 
 And fill c} efe cris mfon conduit ts, feel ¢ che Gre 
 Dueto the damned, and this horrid fat 
 
 c Me din ¢ Vponmy foule, brane Spaniae®, Tbeleeuecthee, 
 
 afero weepein ble vod, or teach me. too, 
 
 The bul wbbling wo inds, doe murmure for reueng gs 
 This is the end of | lu, where menmay fee, 
 Murders the fbadow.:: Aduiterie : 
 And followesitto Jeath. 
 
 (Medina, But! anaes Lord; w ye doe col niniferate, 
 Thy bewitch't fortunes, a free pardon gine: 
 On this thy true and ma ce pen litence. 
 With all we make thee Collonell of ourhbor 
 Leuied againft the proud i Venecian { ate, 
 ps Sago. Jdfedina,\ thanke thee not, giue life t 
 That fits with Rifus,and the full ch eek’t 
 The rich and mig! ity Monarchs of thee 
 To me life is ten times more terrible, 
 Then death can beto me, O breake my hreaft: 
 Diuines and dying men may talke of hell, 
 But in my heart che feucral | torments dwell. . 
 What Tanais, Nilus 2 or what Tioris fwift ? 
 What Rhenus ferics' then the Cataradh? : és 
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 Her goods by law, are all confifcate ewe q 
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 \Vould make a flau ghter houfe of Italy. E 
 Ere fheattain’d to foure and twen ity yeeres, 
 
 ee Easles, one Vi, icount}and this valiant Spaniard, 
 Are knowne to Been: the fuellto her lug: 
 Befides her fecrer louers, which ¢ charitably 
 I iudge to haue beene but few, but fome they were, 
 Here is a glaffe, wherein to view her foule, 
 A Noble, butvnfortunatre Gentle “mat, 
 Cropt by hia hand, as fome rnde paffenger 
 Doth pluck the tender Rofés in the budde, a 
 Murder and luff, che leaft of Which js death, : a 
 And hath fhe yet any falfe’ hopé of breath | - 3 
 Enter Isaseti a, with Ber baire hanging aowne, a chaplet 
 of flowers on her head, a nojegay in her hand, Pie 2 
 citioner before her and with ber aC ardinall | : 
 Tfabella. Wha t plac E1S this > et aed ay @ 
 Cardin. Madame,the Caftle preenes | 92 8 6 : 
 Fab. There fhould: be daiicing on a greene Ithinke. * 
 ( ard; Madame: t6 ‘yon none other then your dance ofdeath.. sf 
 Lfabell, Good my Lord’ Cardinal doe Rot thunder thus, TE q 
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 Andas he fay's he findes.no figne of death 
 
 Card, Good Mac jame,doe nm ot ieftaway your foule, 
 
 Ifab.O feruant,how haft thou betraidmy life? 763464, 
 Th Ou att my leant] LOUCT DOW fe 
 Thou wiitnot leaue me,til! my Very death. 
 Blef%t be thy hand, Ifactincea kifle 
 Toitand vengeance : worthily 
 He died deferuedly, not content. to.iniey 
 My youthand beaury, riches.aind my forcunes 
 But like a Chronicles of his owne vice, 
 
 Tn Epigrams and fongs, he.tun’d my, name, 
 Renown'd'me for a Strumpet intheC ourts, 
 Of the French King, » and the great Emperor. 
 Didi thou not kill | him druncke, 
 
 Medina. O fhamelefle woman.! 
 
 Ifab. Thou fhouldeft, orinthe emi bracesof his luft, 
 It might h vaue beene a Womansvengenlices, 
 
 Yer I thanke thee Saga, and.would.nue0t wilh.him liming): 
 Were my life inftancranfome, 
 
 Card, OM: adame -in yourfoulehaue charitic. 
 
 Ifab. Fher's money for the poote. Gines hivt waeney, 
 
 Cards O'Lady this is, buta branch, of.chariti¢e, : 
 An oftentation, or a slibeval pride ; 
 
 Let me. infirué your foule, for thar,lfeare, 
 Within the painted fepulcher of fieth, 
 Lies in.a dead confumption: good Madame, read, gimei a 
 
 Tfab.- You put mete my books my Lord, will beoke. 
 not that faue me, 
 
 Card, YesMadame;in.the es jerlafing world, 
 
 Sago, Amen, Amen, | 
 
 Hab. While thou wertmy,-feruant, thou hafteuer faid, 
 Amen to all my withes, witneffe this ipectacle : 
 Wher 's my Lord Medina? 
 
 fedina. Here Tabella,, What’ would you? 
 
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 Atedsua.. Mine honors p aft,y Ou Mey not. 
 @/ab.No,tis my honor paft, , 
 Modina. Fhine honors paft indeed, 
 dfab. Then ther'’s no hope of abfoluve remiffion, 
 Medina, For that yourholy Confeflor will tell you ; 
 
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 world, for Ifweare you dye, 
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 ff aA £ { si 2 <a" } mor »t - eet cruel . cr” os an r 4 > v 
 Lara, More then the world fweet Lady, hel pto fae 
 
 Be dead to this 
 
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 ihab. Youw'rall for this wo rid, then why net 1? 
 
 Were you in health and youth, likeme my Lord, 
 Although you merited the crowne of life, 
 
 And {teed in fate of grace, affur'd of it : 
 
 Yet inthis fearefull feparation , 
 
 Old as youare,c'ne till yourlateft gafpe, 
 
 rs an u¢ ‘A ot sth i. ey Mis. > ‘ 
 You'd craue the help of the Phifition + 
 
 nd wifh your dayeslengehn'd one fammer longer, 
 Though all be priefe, labourand mifery, 
 *etnone will pare witht, chat can fee. | 
 
 Medina, Vp to the fcaffold withher, “tis Late. 
 
 #fab. Betterlatethen neuer my good Lord you thinke: 
 Youviefquare dealing. Medina’é mighty Dukes 69° 9 
 Tytant of France,feat hither by the diuell, She afcends the 
 
 dedina, The fitter to meete you, Scaffold, - 
 
 Card. Peace: Good my Lord in death doe fot prouoke her, 
 
 Lfab.Seruant low as my deftiny Ikneele to thee, ~ To Sago, 
 Honouring in death, thy manly loyaltie: ~~’ ogy elas 
 And what fo eer become of my poore foule,’ -— ote ‘ 
 Theioyes of both worlds.ewermore be thine, 
 ‘Cemmend-meto the Noble Count Guices 
 That fhould hauefhared chy-yal our, andiny hatred: 
 ‘Teli him pray his pardon, and < ss." 
 Medina, art yet infpir'd froin heap oe 
 - |S _Shew thy Creators Image; belike him,’ ~ 
 
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 And finke thee \ with them, to infernall darknefle. 
 
 Thou teacher of the furtes cruelty. 
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 To haue he I Mme conference With the pritoners Comet at f ‘gneve 
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 Roberto. It isin priuate, W hat Lhaue to fay , %% Friers weeds. 
 With fauour of your father-hood 
 (ard, Frier sin Gods name welcome, Roberto afcends 
 oe itf{eemes your ¢ye is ful tne fame, bo Lfabella. 
 Forgetfull of wha , 
 Doe not you iy now me then? 
 I fab. Hol y Sir: fo. farre you are gone from my memerie, 
 I mufttake truce with tim 9 ere Lcan know yeu, 
 Rovert, Bearerecord all, you blefled Saints inheau’n, 
 i come not to tormentthee in thy death: 
 For of himfelfe hee’s terrible enough, 
 But call to mindea Ladie like your felfe. 
 And thinke howillin fuch a beautcous foule, 
 Vpon the inftant morrowof her nuptials; 
 Apoftafic and vilde rcudlt would fhew: 
 Wich all imagine that (he had a Lord, 
 Yealous, the Aire fhould rauifh her chaftelookes; 
 Doating like the creator in his models, 
 Whe viewes them euery minute, and with care 
 Mixt in his feare oftheir obedience to him, 
 Suppofe he fung through famous Italy 
 More common then the lo oferfongs of Petrarch; 
 To cuery feucrall Zanies infrument, 
 
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 Mig ghe Cal \j he z bac k fromt nec Aduite rate purpofe: 
 
 Bika | in obf{cu a almoft ynknowne life, 
 
 Till hearing, that fhe is conde aise dto die: 
 For! he once fou d her, beh ds his pined corps, 
 Motion to bri ng hice | to her ftag of honour 
 
 Where drown din woe at her fo cs:difinallchance, 
 He clafpe: sher: thus he fals into a trance, 
 
 Tfab.-© ) my 0 offended Lord lift vp your eyes: 
 
 Buc yet auert them from my loathed fight. 
 
 Had | with you inioyed the lawfull pleafure, 
 
 To which belongs,nor feare, nor publi ike fhames 
 Tinighe | hae liu din he onour, died in fame. 
 
 Your pardon on my fa altring knees I begges 
 Which fhall confirme more peace vnto my death, 
 Then all te stauc inftructions of the Charch. 
 
 Roberto: \Patdon'bs longs vatomy holy weeds, 
 Freely thou haftir, farewell my Ifabelta, 
 
 etthy deathraniome e thy foule, O Odiea rare-exampley 
 The kiffegthou gau yr ine imthe:church,heretrake, 
 
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 As I leaue thee, fothouthe world forfake, Exit Roberto; 
 
 Clarid. Rare acciderit; ill welcome noble Lord: 
 Madame: your executioner defires you to forgiue him, 
 Tfab. Yes and giue him too, whac mutt] doe my frienda 
 Executioner, Madame: enstyie vp your-haire. 
 Tfabella. O thefe golden nets 
 That have infnar’d fomany w antes youthes, 
 a one but ha’s beene hela thired of fife; 
 nd {uperftitioufly dependedon, 
 ge tothebleck, we mutt vaile » what elfe? 
 Executioner, Madame: Fmuttinitreat you blind your eyes. 
 ie abella, Thaueliuedtcolong'in darkneffe my friend: 
 And yet mine cies with their maieficque lighe, 
 Haue gotnew Mufes, in a Poets {pright, 
 7 . icy haue beenemote gazed at thenthe Godof Days 
 
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 Yet chow command’it afixed cloud of Lawne, 
 
 To Ecclipfe eternally thefe minuggs oflight. 
 
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 Executioner, Now Madame:-al's done, 
 
 And when youpleafe, lle execute my office. 
 Tfabella. Wewill be for thee ftraighr, 
 
 Giue me your bleffing my Lord Cardinall: 
 
 Lord, Iam well prepar’d: 
 
 Murder and luft, downe with my afhes finke. 
 
 But like ingratefull feede perifh in earth, 
 
 That you may neuer {pring againft my foule, 
 
 Like weedes to choake itimthe heauenly harucft: 
 
 I fallto rife, mount tothy maker, fpiric, 
 
 Leaue here thy body, death ha’s her demerit, Sctike. 
 Carain, Anhoftof Angels be thy conucy hence, 
 (Medina, To funerall with her body, and this Lords: 
 
 None here Thope can taxe vs of ininftice : 
 
 She died: deferuedly, and may like fate, 
 
 Atcend all women: fo infatiate. E-xeunt omnes, 
 
 Enter AMAGO the Duke, the Watch and Senators, 
 Duke lamamazed at'this maze of wonder, 
 
 Wherein no thred or clue prefents ic felfe, 
 
 Towinde vs fromthe obfcure paflages, 
 
 What faies my Nephew? 
 
 Watch, Still refolute my Lord, and doth confeffe the theft. 
 Dukg Wee'llvfe him likea fellon, cut him af: 
 
 Forfeare he doe pollute our founder parts. 
 
 Yet why fhouldhefteale:, 
 
 Thatis aloaden Vine? riches to him, 
 
 Were adding fands into the Libian fhore, 
 
 Or farreleffe charitie:what fay the other prifoners ? 
 Watch, Like men iy Lord, fit forthe other world, 
 
 They tak’t ypon their death, they flew your Nephew. 
 
 Duke, And he is yet aliue, keepe them afunder 
 
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 Woich | Willieauve ourcoft my execra tions 3 but firft. 
 
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 ‘ee weekes in trauellbet ‘weene, may they be; 
 
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 Toride in triumph in'a Dung-care 
 And be crown’d with al the odious ceremonies socom hee fe 
 May the cucking ftoole be their recreation, : 
 Andadunoeon salad dying: ch eh 
 May they hate ninelinueslikeaC ‘at, to endure-thisatid more; 
 May they be burnt for.witches ofiad fudden, 
 Ant dlafily, may the opinion of Philofophets 
 Proue truce, that women hauc hofoules. 
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 et YF Phe infatiaté Countelfe. 
 What faidtthou to tickling to death with bodkins? 
 But thou hat laught coo much at me alreadie, whore, 
 Tuftice O Duke; and let me not hang in fufpence. 
 
 Abig. Husband : Ve naile me to the earth, but Ile 
 Winne your pardon. : 
 My lewe els, ioincure, all Yhauefhall five : 
 Apparel, be -dding, Ple not leauea Rugege; : 
 So you Mm: ay come off faire ly. be 
 
 Clarid, Tle come off fairely. ‘Thenbeg my pardon; 
 [had rather Chirurgions hall fhould begge my dead'bodie 
 ap an Anatomie, the n thou begge my life : 
 
 
 
 ‘Duke. Signier, tl inke, and dally not with heawen, a 
 But freely tell vs, did you ‘doe the murther? 
 
 Rogero, Thaue confeftit, co my ghoftly father, 
 ee And done the Sacrament of penance for it. 
 
 sa Ww hat would your highnefle more? 
 
 Clar. The like haue I, what would your highnefle more? 
 Andhere before you all tak ‘to’ my death. 
 
 Duke. In Gods namethen on to the death with them;' 
 For the poore widdowes that you leaue behinde, 
 Though by the law, their goods are all confifcate, . a 
 Yet wee ll be their ‘260d Lord, and giue ‘em them 
 
 Clari, Ohhell of F hels, Why did not we hire fome villaitie to 
 fire our houfes ? 
 
 7 Rog. I thought'noc ofthat, my minde was altogether of the 
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 ee And as the curfed fate of curtezan, | 
 Whatfhe gleanes with her traded art, 
 May oneas amoft duc plague cheatfrom, © © ° . 
 = fo Inthe laft dorage of her tired lug, e Seo 
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 _ eee Rogere. Amen, Amen. 
 ma ee Watchm. T neuer heard men pray more feriently. 
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 But thefe folaces, thefe women, 
 
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 Yet they eat outiuch miftes of flatterie fromtheit breath 
 
 That amansloft a; gajne; fure] fell nto my marriage bec -dounke: 
 Like the Leopard, well with fober eyes would I had auoided ‘it ; 
 Come graue and hide me from my blafted fame;. Exenut Ambo 
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 mene ud d your rovalle xpe étation, 
 : Aflur’ dG that the : Cc Omick Ani iHtin 5 V P> 
 Will moue your {fpleene, vnto the proper \ 
 Of mirch, your naturall linclination : 
 And wipe away the watery couloured anger, 
 From your inforc heek 
 Faire Lord, beguile 
 Them and.your faf't, with “e's afing {mile, 
 Duke. Now by rmy life I doe, faire Ladies rife, 
 Inee’r did purpofe any other ak: 
 To themandthefe deGgnes, 
 I was inforim’d, 
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 That we muft-back thus? ana hagett 
 Has any Senator! beg’ d my pardon, with officers. 
 Vpon my. wiues : proftitution to him. 
 
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 Duke, “Since you are.to dic, wee -1 giue you winding ihcetes, 
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