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andals her, honour'd Lords. Erota: Leave off to doat, And dye a wise man. Antinous: I am over-reach'd, And master'd in my own resolution. Philander: Will ye be wilfull Madam? here's the curse Of loves disdain. Cassilanes: Why sit you like dumb Statues? Demur no longer. Possenne: _Cassilane_, _Erota_, _Antinous_, death ye ask; and 'tis your dooms, You in your follies liv'd, dye in your follies. Cassilanes: I am reveng'd, and thank you for it. Erota: Yes, and I: _Antlnous_ hath been gracious. Antinous: Sir, may I presume to crave a blessing from you Before we part? Cassilanes: Yes, such a one as Parents Bestow on cursed sons, now now, I laugh To see how those poor younglings are both cheated Of life and comfort: look ye, look ye, Lords, I go but some ten minutes (more or less) Before my time, but they have finely cozen'd Themselves of many, many hopefull years Amidst their prime of youth and glory; now [Enter _Annophel_] My vengeance is made full. Welcom my joy, Thou com'st to take a seasonable blessing From thy half buried Fathers hand; I am dead Already girle, and so is she and he, We all are worms-meat now. Annophel: I have heard all; Nor shall you dye alone: Lords on my knees I beg for justice too. Porphycio: 'Gainst whom, for what? Annophel: First let me be resolv'd; does the Law favour None, be they ne're so mighty? 294] Porphycio: Not the greatest. Annophel: Then justly I accuse of foul ingratitude My Lords, you of the Senate all, not one Excepted. Possenne Porphycio: Us? Philander: _Annophel_-- Annophel: You are the Authors Of this unthrifty bloud-shed; when your enemies Came marching to your gates, your children suck'd not Safe at their Mothers breasts, your very Cloysters Were not secure, your starting-holes of refuge Not free from danger, nor your lives your own: In this most desperate Ecstasie, my Father, This aged man, not only undertook To guard your lives, but did so; and beat off The daring foe; for you he pawn'd his lands, To pay your Souldiers, who without their pay Refus'd to strike a bl
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