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full of doubts. _Dem_. I cannot blame her, No more: there's no trust, no faith in mankind. _Enter_ Antigonus, Menippus, Leontius, and Souldiers. _Ant_. Keep her up close, he must not come to see her: You are welcome nobly now, welcome home Gentlemen; You have done a courteous service on the Enemy Has tyed his Faith for ever; you shall find it; Ye are not now in's debt Son: still your sad looks? _Leontius_, what's the matter? _Leo_. Truth Sir, I know not. We have been merry since we went. _Lieu_. I feel it. _Ant_. Come, what's the matter now? do you want mony? Sure he has heard o'th' wench. _Dem_. Is that a want, Sir? I would fain speak to your Grace. _Ant_. You may do freely. _Dem_. And not deserve your anger? _Ant_. That ye may too. _Dem_. There was a Gentlewoman, and sometimes my prisoner, Which I thought well of Sir: your Grace conceives me. _Ant_. I do indeed, and with much grief conceive ye; With full as much grief as your Mother bare you. There was such a Woman: would I might as well say, There was no such, _Demetrius._ _Dem_. She was vertuous, And therefore not unfit my youth to love her: She was as fair-- _Ant_. Her beauty I'le proclaim too, To be as rich as ever raign'd in Woman; But how she made that good, the Devil knows. _Dem_. She was--O Heaven! _Ant_. The Hell to all thy glories, Swallow'd thy youth, made shipwrack of thine honour: She was a Devil. _Dem_. Ye are my father, Sir. _Ant_. And since ye take a pride to shew your follies, I'le muster 'em, and all the world shall view 'em. _Leo_. What heat is this? the Kings eyes speak his anger. _Ant_. Thou hast abus'd thy youth, drawn to thy fellowship Instead of Arts and Arms, a Womans kisses, The subtilties, and soft heats of a Harlot. _Dem_. Good Sir, mistake her not. _Ant_. A Witch, a Sorceress: I tell thee but the truth; and hear _Demetrius_, Which has so dealt upon thy bloud with charms, Devilish and dark; so lockt up all thy vertues; So pluckt thee back from what thou sprungst from, glorious. _Dem_. O Heaven, that any tongue but his durst say this! That any heart durst harbour it! Dread Father, If for the innocent the gods allow us To bend our knees-- _Ant_. Away, thou art bewitch'd still; Though she be dead, her power still lives upon thee. _Dem_. Dead? O sacred Sir: dead did you say? _Ant_. She is dead, fool. _Dem_. It is not possible: be not so angry, Say she is faln under your
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