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you with me? _Amid_. Nay, you are so fierce; By all that's good, I love and honour you, And, would you do but one poor thing I'll ask you, In all things else you ever shall command me. Look you, Hippolito, here's gold and jewels; These may be yours. _Hip_. To what end dost thou show These trifles to me? or how cam'st thou by them? Not honestly, I fear. _Amid_. I swear I did: And you shall have them; but you always press Before me in my master's service so-- _Hip_. And always will. _Amid_. But, dear Hippolito, Why will you not give way, that I may be First in his favour, and be still employed? Why do you frown? 'tis not for gain I ask it; Whatever he shall give me shall be yours, Except it be some toy you would not care for, Which I should keep for his dear sake, that gave it. _Hip_. If thou wouldst offer both the Indies to me, The eastern quarries, and the western mines, They should not buy one look, one gentle smile Of his from me; assure thy soul they should not, I hate thee so. _Amid_. Henceforth I'll hate you worse. But yet there is a woman whom he loves, A certain Julia, who will steal his heart From both of us; we'll join at least against The common enemy. _Hip_. Why does he fear my lord should love a woman? The passion of this boy is so like mine, That it amazes me. [_Aside_. _Enter a Servant_. _Serv_. Young gentleman, Your master calls for you. _Hip_. I'll think upon't-- [_Exuent_ HIPPOLITO _and Serv_ _Enter_ JULIA _to_ AMIDEO. _Jul_. Now is the time, he is alone. _Amid_. Here comes The saint, my lord adores; love, pardon me The fault, I must commit. _Jul_. Fair youth, I am A suitor to you. _Amid_. So am I to you. _Jul_. You see me here a prisoner. _Amid_. My request Is, I may set you free; make haste, sweet madam; Which way would you go? _Jul_. To the next Religious house. _Amid_. Here through the garden, madam; How I commend your holy resolution! [_Exeunt_. _Enter_ DON MANUEL _in the street, and a Servant with him_. _Man_. Angelina fled to a monastery, say you? _Serv_. So 'tis given out: I could not see her woman: But, for your sister, what you heard is true; I saw her at the inn: They told me, she was brought in late last night; By a young cavalier, they showed me there. _Man_. This must be he that rescued me: What would I give to see him! _Serv_. Fortune is Obedient to your wishes; he was coming To find out you; I waited on h
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