The Fatal Jealousie (1673) by Henry Nevil Payne
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page 60 of 146 (41%)
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_Enter _Jasper_._
_Cæl._ His sight strikes terror to me! _Anto._ _Jasper_, make ready, you must go with me. [Exit _Jasp_. _Cæl._ Here on my knees I beg you would not take him: But if you be resolv'd, let me go too. _Anto._ That cannot be: Don _John's_ a Batchellor, And is not fitted to have Women guests. _Cæl._ I will dispence with any thing, my Lord, Then let me go, or do not take _Jasper_. _Anto._ Come, I must break this Childish way of yours, _Jasper_ shall go, and you shall stay at home, And so Farewell; make merry with our Friends. _Ger._ Do not resolve, my Lord; see how she takes it. _Anto._ This passion soon will over; farewell, Friend, I shall return to give _Eugenia_ to you. [Exit _Anto_. _Ger._ I ne're perceiv'd his will to reign before, Some sudden fancy makes him Obstinate. |
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