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For all we can urge to her; I swore you would marry her, she laugh'd extreamly, And then she rail'd like thunder. _Ant_. Call in the _Magician_. _Enter_ Magician _with a Bowl._ I must, and will obtain her, I am ashes else. Are all the Philters in? Charms, Powders, Roots? _Mag_. They are all in; and now I only stay The invocation of some helping Spirits. _Ant_. To your work then, and dispatch. _Mag_. Sit still, and fear not. _Leu_. I shall ne'r endure these sights. _Ant_. Away with the Woman: go wait without. [_Exit._ _Leu_. When the Devil's gone, pray call me. _Ant_. Be sure you make it powerful enough. _Mag_. Pray doubt not-- _He Conjures._ A SONG. _Rise from the Shades below, All you that prove The helps of looser Love; Rise and bestow Upon this Cup, what ever may compel By powerful Charm, and unresisted Spell, A Heart un-warm'd to melt in Loves desires. Distill into this Liquor all your fires: Heats, longings, tears, But keep back frozen fears; That she may know, that has all power defied, Art is a power that will not be denied._ The ANSWER. _I Obey, I Obey, And am come to view the day, Brought along, all may compel, All the Earth has, and our Hell: Here's a little, little Flower, This will make her sweat an hour, Then unto such flames arise, A thousand joys will not suffice. Here's the powder of the Moon, With which she caught_ Endymion; _The powerful tears that_ Venus _cryed, When the Boy_ Adonis _dyed, _Here's _Medea'_s Charm, with which_ Jasons _heart she did bewitch,_ Omphale _this Spell put in, When she made the _Libyan_ spin. This dull root pluckt from _Lethe_ flood, Purges all pure thoughts, and good. These I stir thus, round, round, round, Whilst our light feet beat the ground._ _Mag_. Now Sir, 'tis full, and whosoever drinks this Shall violently doat upon your person, And never sleep nor eat unsatisfied: So many hours 'twill work, and work with Violence; And those expired, 'tis done. You have my art, Sir. _Enter Leucippe._ _Ant_. See him rewarded liberally--_Leucippe_. Here, take this bowl, and when she calls for Wine next, Be sure you give her this, and see her drink it; Delay no time when she calls next. _Leu_. I shall, Sir. _Ant_. Let none else touch it on your life. _Leu_. I am charg'd, Sir. _Ant_. Now if she have an antidote art let her 'scape me. [_Exeunt._ _SCENA IV._ _Enter Leon
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