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Lys_. Rather this wonder. _Ant_. Be you our guide _Leontius_, here's a new peace. [_Ex._ _SCENA V._ _Enter Demetrius and Celia._ _Cel_. Thus far you shall perswade me, still to honour ye, Still to live with ye, Sir, or near about ye; For not to lye, you have my first and last love: But since you have conceiv'd an evil against me, An evil that so much concerns your honour, That honour aim'd by all at for a pattern: And though there be a false thought, and confest too, And much repentance faln in showrs to purge it; Yet, whilest that great respect I ever bore ye, Dwells in my bloud, and in my heart that duty; Had it but been a dream, I must not touch ye. _Dem_. O you will make some other happy? _Cel_. Never, Upon this hand I'le seal that faith. _Dem_. We may kiss, Put not those out o'th' peace too. _Cel_. Those I'le give ye, So there you will be pleas'd to pitch your _ne ultra_, I will be merry with ye; sing, discourse with ye, Be your poor Mistris still: in truth I love ye. _Enter Leontius, Antigonus, Seleucus, Lysimachus, Ptolomie, Lieutenant, and Gentleman._ _Dem_. Stay, who are these? _Lys_. A very handsom Lady. _Leo_. As e're you saw. _Sel_. Pity her heart's so cruel. _Lys_. How does your Grace? he stands still, will not hear us. _Ptol_. We come to serve ye, Sir, in all our fortunes. _Lys_. He bows a little now; he's strangely alter'd. _Sel_. Ha? pray ye a word _Leontius_, pray ye a word with ye, _Lysimachus_? you bo'th knew mine _Enanthe_, I lost in _Antioch_, when the Town was taken, Mine Uncle slain, _Antigonus_ had the sack on't? _Lys_. Yes, I remember well the Girl. _Sel_. Methinks now That face is wondrous like her: I have her picture, The same, but more years on her; the very same. _Lys_. A Cherry to a Chery is not liker. _Sel_. Look on her eyes. _Leo_. Most certain she is like her: Many a time have I dandled her in these arms, Sir, And I hope who will more. _Ant_. What's that ye look at, Pr[in]ces? _Sel_. This Picture, and that Lady, Sir. _Ant_. Ha! they are near: They only err in time. _Lys_. Did you mark that blush there? That came the nearest. _Sel_. I must speak to her. _Leo_. You'll quickly be resolved. _Sel_. Your name sweet Lady? _Cel_. _Enanthe_, Sir: and this to beg your blessing. _Sel_. Do you know me? _Cel_. If you be the King _Seleucus_, I know you are my Father. _Sel_. Peace a little, Where did I
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