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t last I'm free, and the Doctor's gone; I'll to _Cinthio_, and bring him to pass this Night with our Mistresses. [_Exit_. _As he is gone off, enter_ Cinthio _groping_. _Cin_. Now for this lucky Rival, if his Stars will make this last part of his Adventure such. I hid my self in the next Chamber, till I heard the Doctor go, only to return to be reveng'd. [_He gropes his way into the Closet, with his Sword drawn_. _Enter_ Elaria _with a Light_. _Ela_. _Scaramouch_ tells me _Charmante_ is conceal'd in the Closet, whom _Cinthio_ surely has mistaken for some Lover of mine, and is jealous; but I'll send _Charmante_ after him, to make my peace and undeceive him. [_Goes to the Door_. --Sir, Sir, where are you? they are all gone, you may adventure out. [Cinthio _comes out_. Ha,--_Cinthio_ here? _Cin_. Yes, Madam, to your shame: Now your Perfidiousness is plain, false Woman, 'Tis well your Lover had the dexterity of escaping, I'ad spoil'd his making Love else. [_Goes from her, she holds him_. _Ela_. Prithee hear me. _Cin_. But since my Ignorance of his Person saves his Life, live and possess him, till I can discover him. [_Goes out_. _Ela_. Go, peevish Fool-- Whose Jealousy believes me given to change, Let thy own Torments be my just Revenge. [_Exit_. _The End of the First Act_. ACT II. SCENE I. _A Chamber in the_ Doctor's _House_. _An Antick Dance_. _After the Musick has plaid, enter_ Elaria; _to her_ Bellemante. _Ela_. Heavens, _Bellemante_! Where have you been? _Bell_. Fatigu'd with the most disagreeable Affair, for a Person of my Humour, in the World. Oh, how I hate Business, which I do no more mind, than a Spark does the Sermon, who is ogling his Mistress at Church all the while: I have been ruffling over twenty Reams of Paper for my Uncle's Writings. _Enter_ Scaramouch. _Scar_. So, so, the old Gentleman is departed this wicked World, and the House is our own for this Night.--Where are the Sparks? where are the Sparks? _Ela_. Nay, Heaven knows. _Bell_. How! I hope not so; I left _Charmante_ confin'd to my Closet, when my Uncle had like to have surpriz'd us together: Is he not here? _Ela_. No, he's escap'd, but he has made sweet doings. _Bell_. Heavens, Cousin! What? _Ela_. My Father was coming in
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