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instruct her in; And I in half an hour was so reviv'd, As I had sense of all was past and done; And to prevent a death I yet might fear, If mad _Alcippus_ had return'd again, --Alone I came to you, where I could find Alone my Safety too. _Phi_. From Gods and Men, _Erminia_, thou art safe, My best and blest _Erminia_. _Er_. Sir, in my coming hither I met _Aminta_, Who I may fear has alarm'd all the Court; She took me for a Ghost, and ran away, E'er I cou'd undeceive her. --_Falatius_ too, afrighted even to death-- _Alcan_. Faith, that was lucky, Madam. --Hark, some body knocks, you'd best retire a little. [_Leads her into the door_. _Enter_ Galatea _and_ Aminta _lighted_. _Gal_. Ah, Brother, there's such news abroad-- _Phi_. What, dear Sister, for I am here confin'd, And cannot go to meet it? _Gal_. _Erminia's_ Ghost is seen, and I'm so frighted-- _Phi_. You would not fear it though it should appear. _Gal_. Oh, do not say so; For though the World had nought I held more dear, I would not see her Ghost for all the World. _Alcan_. But, Madam, 'tis so like _Erminia_-- _Am_. Why, have you seen it too? _Alcan_. Yes, _Aminta_. _Am_. Then there be Ghosts, _Alcander_. _Phi_. _Aminta_, we'll convince him. [Phi. _leads out_ Er. _who comes smiling to the_ Princess. _Gal_. But how, dear Creature, wert thou thus preserv'd? _Phi_. Another time for that, but now let's think [Aminta _embraces her_. How to preserve her still. Since all believe her dead, but who are present, And that they may remain in that blest error, I will consult with you; but you, my dearest, Shall as the Spirit of _Erminia_ act, And reap the glory of so good a part: It will advance the new design I have; And, Sister, to your care I must commit the Treasure of my Life. _Gal_. It was not kind, she came not first to me. _Er_. Madam, I fear'd the safety of my Prince, And every moment that I found I liv'd, Were more tormenting than those of death, Till I had undeceiv'd his Apprehensions. _Phi_. 'Twas like thy self, generous and kind, my Dear, Thou mightst have come too late else. _Er_. But, Sir, pray where's my Murderer? for yet A better name I cannot well afford him. _Gal_. All that we know of him, _Pisaro_ now inform'd me, Who came just as he thought he had murder'd thee, And begg'd he would provide for his own safety. But he who gave hi
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