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in use, I assure you; as your judicious eyes may testify. -- SAV. Here, servant, if you will play, come. FAST. Instantly, sweet lady. -- In good faith, here's most divine tobacco! SAV. Nay, I cannot stay to dance after your pipe. FAST. Good! Nay, dear lady, stay; by this sweet smoke, I think your wit be all fire. -- MACI. And he's the salamander belongs to it. SAV. Is your tobacco perfumed, servant, that you swear by the sweet smoke? FAST. Still more excellent! Before heaven, and these bright lights, I think -- you are made of ingenuity, I -- MACI. True, as your discourse is. O abominable! FAST. Will your ladyship take any? SAV. O peace, I pray you; I love not the breath of a woodcock's head. FAST. Meaning my head, lady? SAV. Not altogether so, sir; but, as it were fatal to their follies that think to grace themselves with taking tobacco, when they want better entertainment, you see your pipe bears the true form of a woodcock's head. FAST. O admirable simile! AV. 'Tis best leaving of you in admiration, sir. [EXIT. MACI. Are these the admired lady-wits, that having so good a plain song, can run no better division upon it? All her jests are of the stamp March was fifteen years ago. Is this the comet, monsieur Fastidious, that your gallants wonder at so? FAST. Heart of a gentleman, to neglect me afore the presence thus! Sweet sir, I beseech you be silent in my disgrace. By the muses, I was never in so vile a humour in my life, and her wit was at the flood too! Report it not for a million, good sir: let me be so far endeared to your love. [EXEUNT. MIT. What follows next, signior Cordatus? this gallant's humour is almost spent; methinks it ebbs apace, with this contrary breath of his mistress. COR. O, but it will flow again for all this, till there come a general drought of humour among our actors, and then I fear not but his will fall as low as any. See who presents himself here! MIT. What, in the old case? COR. Ay, faith, which makes it the more pitiful; you understand where the scene is? ACT IV SCENE I. -- A ROOM IN DELIRO'S HOUSE. ENTER FUNGOSO, FALLACE FOLLOWING HIM. FAL. Why are you so melancholy, brother? FUNG. I am not melancholy, I thank you, sister. FAL. Why are you not merry then? there are bu
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