Plau. You have chosen you a most fair companion here, Cytheris, and
a very fair house.

Cyth. To both which, you and all my friends are very welcome,
Plautia.

Chloe. With all my heart, I assure your ladyship.

Plau. Thanks, sweet mistress Chloe.

Jul. You must needs come to court, lady, i'faith, and there be sure
your welcome shall be as great to us.

Ovid. She will deserve it, madam; I see, even in her looks, gentry,
and general worthiness.

Tib. I have not seen a more certain character of an excellent
disposition.

Alb. [re-entering.] Wife!

Chloe. O, they do so commend me here, the courtiers! what's the
matter now?

Alb. For the banquet, sweet wife.

Chloe. Yes; and I must needs come to court, and be welcome, the
princess says.
[Exit with Albius.
Gal. Ovid and Tibullus, you may be bold to welcome your mistress