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s: sooner shall-- _Lady_. Desist from protestations, or employ them Mong those who have no more discretion Then to beleive them. _Bon_. How, Lady? _Lady_. You can in Justice now no more appeach Our mutabillities, since you have provd So manifestly [in]constant. _Bon_. These are arts Orewhelme my dull capacity with horror: Inconstant! _Lady_. Are the light faines erected on the tops Of lofty structures stedfast, which each wind Rules with its motion? credulous man, I thought My daughters reall vertues had inspired thee With so much confidence as not to loose The estimation of her honor for My bare assertion, without questioning The time or any the least circumstance That might confirm't. I did but this to try Your constancy: farewell. [_Exit_. _Bon_. What witch had duld my sense That such a stuped Lethurgie should sease My intellectuall faculties they could not Perceive this drift! If she be virtuous, As no man but an heretick to truth Would have imagind, how shall I excuse My slanderous malice? my old fire renewes And in an instant with its scortching flames Burnes all suspicon up. _Enter Belisea_. _Bel_. Peace attend you. _Bon_. What Cherubim has left the quire in heaven And warbles peacefull Anthems to the earth? It is her voyce, that to all eares speakes health, Only to mine. Come charitable mist Hide me, or freindly wherlewind rap me hence, Or her next accent, like the thunderers, will Strike me to dust. _Bel_. Sir, I come not With resolution (though my innocence May justly arme [me]) to declare my truth; For I am going where your slander cannot (Had it bin greater) blast me. I desire This for my past love, that youle retaine Your wrong opinion to yourselfe, not labour To possesse others with it, to disgrace Our yet unspotted family. _Bon_. If you want A partner in your greife, take me along That can teach you and all the world true Sorrow. _Bel_. Twas not don well to brand my spotles name With Infamy; but to deride me is Inhumaine, when I only come to tell you Ile send my prayers on charities white wings To heaven for your prosperity.--You greive For what? for your deliverance from a strumpet? _Bon_. No, but that my raving fancy should direct My trecherous tongue with that detested name To afflict thy unblemishd purity, _Belisea_. I do confes my error was an act Soe grosse and heathnish that its very sight Would have inforcd a Crocodile to weepe Drops as si
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