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why should I keep A breast to harbour thoughts? I dare not speak. Darkness is in my bosom, and there lie A thousand thoughts that cannot brook the light: How wilt thou vex 'em when this deed is done, Conscience, that art afraid to let me name it? _Mar_. How do you Sir? _Arb_. Why very well _Mardonius_, how dost thou do? _Mar_. Better than you I fear. _Arb_. I hope thou art; for to be plain with thee, Thou art in Hell else, secret scorching flames That far transcend earthly material fires Are crept into me, and there is no cure. Is it not strange _Mardonius_, there's no cure? _Mar_. Sir, either I mistake, or there is something hid That you would utter to me. _Arb_. So there is, but yet I cannot do it. _Mar_. Out with it Sir, if it be dangerous, I will not shrink to do you service, I shall not esteem my life a weightier matter than indeed it is, I know it is subject to more chances than it has hours, and I were better lose it in my Kings cause, than with an ague, or a fall, or sleeping, to a Thief; as all these are probable enough: let me but know what I shall do for you. _Arb_. It will not out: were you with _Gobrias_, And bad him give my Sister all content The place affords, and give her leave to send And speak to whom she please? _Mar_. Yes Sir, I was. _Arb_. And did you to _Bacurius_ say as much About _Tigranes_? _Mar_. Yes. _Arb_. That's all my business. _Mar_. O say not so, You had an answer of this before; Besides I think this business might Be utter'd more carelesly. _Arb_. Come thou shalt have it out, I do beseech thee By all the love thou hast profest to me, To see my Sister from me. _Mar_. Well, and what? _Arb_. That's all. _Mar_. That's strange, I shall say nothing to her? _Arb_. Not a word; But if thou lovest me, find some subtil way To make her understand by signs. _Mar_. But what shall I make her understand? _Arb_. O _Mardonius_, for that I must be pardon'd. _Mar_. You may, but I can only see her then. _Arb_. 'Tis true; Bear her this Ring then, and One more advice, thou shall speak to her: Tell her I do love My kindred all: wilt thou? _Mar_. Is there no more? _Arb_. O yes and her the best; Better than any Brother loves his Sister: That's all. _Mar_. Methink
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