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n. _2 Gent_. H'as taken his Chamber close, admits no entrance; Tears in his eyes, and cryings out. _Host_. 'Tis so, Sir, And now I wish myself half hang'd ere I went this journey. _Leo_. What is this Woman? _Lieu_. I. _Host_. I cannot tell ye, But handsome as Heaven. _Lieu_. She is not so high I hope, Sir. _Leo_. Where is she? _Lieu_. I, that would be known. _Leo_. Why, Sirrah. _Host_. I cannot show ye neither; The King has now dispos'd of her. _Leo_. There lyes the matter: Will he admit none to come to comfort him? _1 Gent_. Not any near, nor, let 'em knock their hearts out, Will never speak. _Lieu_. 'Tis the best way if he have her; For look you, a man would be loth to be disturb'd in's pastime; 'Tis every good mans case. _Leo_. 'Tis all thy living, We must not suffer this, we dare not suffer it: For when these tender souls meet deep afflictions, They are not strong enough to struggle with 'em, But drop away as Snow does, from a mountain, And in the torrent of their own sighs sink themselves: I will, and must speak to him. _Lieu_. So must I too: He promised me a charge. _Leo_. Of what? of Children Upon my Conscience, thou hast a double company, And all of thine own begetting already. _Lieu_. That's all one, I'le raise 'em to a Regiment, and then command 'em, When they turn disobedient, unbeget 'em: Knock 'em o'th' head, and put in new. _Leo_. A rare way; But for all this, thou art not valiant enough To dare to see the Prince now? _Lieu_. Do ye think he's angry? _1 Gent_. Extreamly vext. _2 Gent_. To the endangering of any man comes near him. _1 Gent_. Yet, if thou couldst but win him out, What e're thy suit were, Believe it granted presently. _Leo_. Yet thou must think though, That in the doing he may break upon ye, And-- _Lieu_. If he do not kill me. _Leo_. There's the question. _Lieu_. For half a dozen hurts. _Leo_. Art thou so valiant? _Lieu_. Not absolutely so neither: no it cannot be, I want my impostumes, and my things about me, Yet I'le make danger, Colonel. _Leo_. 'Twill be rare sport, Howe're it take; give me thy hand; if thou dost this, I'le raise thee up a horse Troop, take my word for't. _Lieu_. What may be done by humane man. _Leo_. Let's go then. _1 Gent_. Away before he cool: he will relapse else. [_Ex._ _SCENA III._ _Enter Antigonus, Menippus, and Leucippe._ _Ant_. Will she not yield? _Leu_.
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