A Select Collection of Old English Plays, Volume 9 by Various
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O. LUS. 'Fore God, you say well, she is so indeed; The city doth admire her for these virtues. O. ART. O, sir, you praise your child too palpably; She's mild and chaste, but not admir'd so much. O. LUS. Ay, so I say--I did not mean admir'd. O. ART. Yes, if a man do well consider her, Your daughter is the wonder of her sex. O. LUS. Are you advis'd of that? I cannot tell, What 'tis you call the wonder of her sex, But she is--is she?--ay, indeed, she is. O. ART. What is she? O. LUS. Even what you will--you know best what she is. ANS. Yon is her husband: let us leave this talk:[3] How full are bad thoughts of suspicion; I love, but loathe myself for loving so, Yet cannot change my disposition. FUL. _Medice, cura teipsum_. ANS. _Hei mihi! quod nullis amor est medicabilis herbis_. [_Exeunt_ ANSELM and FULLER. |
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