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, produce the Antidote, or I'le dissect thy Soul To find it out; what is't you know that can disquiet me? _Jasp._ I know little, my Lord, to' th' purpose, besides, it will But vex you, since there may be no harm in it. _Anto._ Come, come, no going back, tell quickly what you know. _Jasp._ I know, why, I know that my Lady hates me, Because I told your Lordship the time she was to Deliver the Jewels and Money to _Don Lewis_, and Still she calls me false in being true to you--but-- _Anto._ But what? _Jasp._ But if I should say all I know--well, but let That alone, good, my Lord, your Discharge. _Anto._ Vile Dog, dost raise my Anger for to play with it? I'le vent it upon thee then. [Draws, and cuts at him. _Jasp._ Hold, hold, my Lord, and I'le tell all I know. _Anto._ Let's hear it. _Jasp._ When you lay hid about _Don Lewis_'s death, I've Often seen a Lady in the Night to meet two Men I'th' Garden, but am not sure it was your Lady. _Anto._ What makes you name her then? _Jasp._ Her Gown, I think it was her Gown. _Anto._ Wa'st often, say you? _Jasp._ Yes, every Night, except you lay at home, for I Took pains to watch, they never fail'd coming, But there was but one of them went into the House, Sir, and he neither would not stay above an hour At most: this is all. _Anto._ All, quoth a! What Devil would have more, If 'twas my Lady. _Jasp._ I can't say that, but yet I dare be sworn it was Her Gown, I do believe, I mean, I think it was. _Anto._ Could you not guess the men? _Jasp._ I think they were _Francisco_ and _Sebastian_. _Anto._ It must be they; a plague upon their Fewds; They can Revenge themselves upon my Wife: Go, call the Nurse, this she must needs conspire in; But keep all private from her. [Exit _Jasper_. Is she so bucksome? Has she more Kinsmen Stallions? I'le cleanse her Blood, or empty all her veins; Confessions calls she these! Betwixt Religion and her Leachery The Devil dances Barley-break--but hold--why May'nt the Rogue contrive this for Revenge? For if I reflect his pretending not to tell, did but Usher in the Story. I must be cautious of a too light belief. _Enter _Caelia_._ _Cael._ My Lord, by Accident I've lost a Paper, which troubles me. _Anto._ A Paper, say you? I took up one i'th' Garden, and I Think this is it. _Cael._ It is, my Lord, and I rejoyce no other Person found it. _Anto._ Why, what is it? _Cael._ 'Tis the Confession that I
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