or disquiet.

LADY TOUCH. But those which cause my disquiet I am willing to have
remote from your hearing. Good my lord, don't press me.

LORD TOUCH. Don't oblige me to press you.

LADY TOUCH. Whatever it was, 'tis past. And that is better to be
unknown which cannot be prevented; therefore let me beg you to rest
satisfied.

LORD TOUCH. When you have told me, I will.

LADY TOUCH. You won't.

LORD TOUCH. By my life, my dear, I will.

LADY TOUCH. What if you can't?

LORD TOUCH. How? Then I must know, nay, I will. No more trifling.
I charge you tell me. By all our mutual peace to come; upon your
duty -

LADY TOUCH. Nay, my lord, you need say no more, to make me lay my
heart before you, but don't be thus transported; compose yourself.
It is not of concern to make you lose one minute's temper. 'Tis
not, indeed, my dear. Nay, by this kiss you shan't be angry. O
Lord, I wish I had not told you anything. Indeed, my lord, you have
frighted me. Nay, look pleased, I'll tell you.