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Their Love fear's but Vizard to Their Hate. 

They fain would have Me, to disband My Men, 

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Love they pretend, but Envy they defign, | 
Caſtles we cannot ſcale, we undermine | | 
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Two Ladies art difcover'd as caſt on Shoar on 4 Planck. 
1. Lady, What Shoar is this, that weare caſt upon ? 
2+ Lad, Alas! ſome forraign Coaſt to us unknown: 
1. Lad. Let's bumbly Kiſs it, what foe're ir be, 
Since from devour'ing Seas, ir ſets us free. 


2. Lad, Here we perchance may ſpend our Dayes in erief 
_ Strangers in forraign Lands, find cold relief, | - RES 


And when grief ſpins our time, we cannot ſay 

We Live, but rather dye our time away, 
1, Lady. Burt yet ourSex, ſure will-fome pitty move, 

Or elſe our Beauty will procure ſome Love, - 


| Have Storms been fo Injurious.as to plough, 


Furrows on outs, as on the Ocean's Brow > 
We want our Glaſſes to conſult, let's ſpie 
Our forms i'th' Mitrhors of each other's Eye, 
Is all our BeAtty gone, andall our Arts, ; 
Our Charms and Graces, which did conquer hearts ? 
Cannot theſe Quivers yield one Dart, may prove, 
To wound with Pity;'or towound with Love? _ 

| 2. Lad. Alas! that Power is gone : We hope ia vain, 
That ſuch mild Balilisks can Conqueſt pain, iy” 
*'Tisa&F the Martial but the Am'rous Crew, - 


ons have we then 2 
Whena!l our f13hs and rears have nomore foree, 
Then drops on Marbles, and meet no Remotfe. 

t. Lax. Were this the Land 
Oc wete it ſome inhoſpitable Cell. 
It once the fire of Love, did warm their mind, 
*F would make the Scy:hians Courteous, Tigers kind, 
Why ſince in ev'ry Breaſt, Love do's controul, 


, where cruel Scyrhians dwell, 


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Weeping in waves, whil'ſt Roc 
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Should we deſpair, or fearour -fare, OR | 
Theſe people in their Breaſts, had Alpsof SY 
_ 2. Lad, Iam for going back to' Sea again, | 
Wee' flote, to ſeek new fortune: on: theiMajl. - 


Unto our Native, as a forraign Shoar. + { i1 
1. Lad. No. Being. ſafe, let us not cruſt | v4 

Let we our Countrey ſeeking, find our graves. | EY 

Hark how the Winds.do blow, and\Seas do roar, | FO 

I fear this Countrey, bur I f rn. chem-more... {7 |. 6, 

| 2, Lad. The Sea (ſeems troubled ar our fate; and moans, 

cks do Eccho proans. 

The Winds do murmur,-at our ſhipyrack « fate, 

orms creire, 
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1. Lad, No more Ile traſte et. though th 
Then I would do the weeping Crocodile, 

If we return again, wedo.a$ [ — Os 
Who fly one Bear, to be angther's Prey. | | 
Wee'l = our Fortune here. at.Land, Wemiy | 
Hope better Chance, Night uſhers id the Day... 
_ 2. Lad, May the kind. ich juſt reſpect 


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NE mph why þ zoy'? RT <of wain, : 

To cool my Tow, way diſdats, 

Scorn can nomore my h 4 avs e 

Then P.yls of Il INT hong * | 

1f you would quench my but deſire, _ q A 

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For nought my Breaſt can ſatisfie, 
Unleſs Tow burn, as mill as I. 


The Nymph Anſwers, 


Ile never barb in flames "864 


" Nor makt you from my Love retreat. 
Nympb, My abſence hal pat ont the fire, 
When it wants fuelt *rwill expire, © 
2 1 will remove the ſcornfull gue, © 
Anil thus Ile ſatisfie your Breaſt. Is 


The Augure Anſwers,” 


If that your Rebel theughts' foreknew, RIS 
£4 duds your A ink, ſubdue _.C. ; 
My Love. Touthen would uſe that Art, © | 
> To make a Conqueſt of my beat,  * < 
Augure. zur y0u 4 Conqueſt hope in vain, 5 
$ Whil ft you the Fortreſs do maintaly, © - 
Ple newer raiſe the Siege, but ſware, R 
To make an everlaſting War. Y 


OP The Nymph Anſwers. 


When 1 beleaguer'd you with Love, 

Tos in the Stege did conflant prove. 

And ſeew'd as much 1s ſcorn'the Foe, 

As now, your falſhood, makes me do, 
From your Example 1 am'grown, © 
So wiſe as to maintain my own, - 
With »ſeleſs Troops of Words be gone, 
Invade not my Dominion. 


Nywmpb: 
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. [ He follows ber baſtth, and returns ſolus, ] 


Augure, The day is overcaſt, merhinks 1 ſee, 
' Lavorious Ants and the Induſtrious Bee. 


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Farr Nought can ſuffice fogic Pming on our ground, Þ 
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Ag. Icannot daunce, but IcanPipe at necdy _. 

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_ Aug. I've been a Piper made indeed I'me ſure, ' 

This wind, cheſe water Muſick did procure, S474 

The rain 1.did foreſee, fell from mine Eyes, ; 

Here lyes the Shower in Tears, and theſe the Skyes,. 

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Bur Night drayrs on, 'and Heay'ns refplendear: ye, 

Winks as could ſay, Siſter Ppt dich theSkie. 

| [ Emer Valerius, Attendants. 


Paler. Are you: an Angure > __— | 

Ang. — © Yes. __ 

Faler. | — — hirher fent. 
By Ceſar, for to vnig'y you, xrobis Tear. 

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ray, We have wandes'd all chis Day, within this Grove, 
Wee'l lodge to Nighc,that,we: may dream, of. RA > 
And 1o"delude the tedious. ti 1me. away. s. \£ 
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1. Lad. If in mine Eyes ſuch Fempeſts youdo find, | | 
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To i yo git when we're in Diſtreſs. 
' 7. Lad. You force my tearsand tongue. Firſt Madam know, | 
"That to Sardinis I my Birthright owe. 
My Name's Selanla';-I to Spain did come, 
When-bloody War call'd brave {xama home, 
2..Zad. You call'd your(elf, Stmbm—— 
 Selania. h 'Tis no (ame, 
If Love be all the faulc,'ro change one's Name, 
My Name's Selenis, when yerſt while in Spain, 
Thouſands by Pompey's bloody Sword were ſlain, 
The Brave Uxams 26 bl Priſoner,” 
And carr'd to Rome, to _ Triowphs there. 
I went in hopes to find him out at laſt, 
But with you, . on this naknown Shoar am caſt. ore” "ON 
' Uxama gone, I could not longer ſtay,  :'-* 
Shadows-purſie the ſubſtance ev'ry Way. pi 
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Nor was it more then juſt, that] ſhould be; *- 
' Diſguis'd for him, who:was difpuis'd for me, Fa 
He call'd bimſelf 0r7awgevinourifte; 7 7 
And ſtamp't bis Fortune frommy frown of (mile. T [be weeps.. 
\ Lady. [ pity your hard fate; nor is mine leſs, Þ 
Though kd +. in. Tears, To-Rivalin diftreſs, © 
. Grief's like a River whictidos fileat creep, I 
And makes bur little Noiſe if'it: be deep; | - - 
Spare fruitleſs Tears, in vain-you do-deplore, '. 
What once being loſt, you never can/find more. - 
Selania. Who from ſo ſmall a'Tribate, 'can refrain, 
As Tears, altbough the tribute be in vain?« : - + 
We weep dead friends, although each Tear Thar $ ſhed, 
: Prove bug a needleſs payment tothe dead. 
| Merchants may mourn their Loſs, though tears they ſil, - 
Do with more water drown the Treaſure ſtill. - ': 


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Cal away ſorrow and ſubdue your fears, | 
T'de fain divert you from your grief; Ile ling ; 
And ſee if muſick may diverſton bring, | 
b Selan. Madam, | | 
i I wiſh whil'ſt for my grief you ſeeka Cure, i 
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7: Shafts of Heat, and ſhafis of cola. : 
We h When hot we ds Loves flame indure,; gl: 

- When cold they do diſdain procure... | 
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Then dive the Seas, and there create, | [7 

In Neptune flame, in Fiſhes beat.” i |,  — 
Then moynt the Skies, and with new fre, Cee; 
Suatcht from the Sphears the Gods Inſpire. PHOTOS Fare 
That Jove bimfelf becomes the prize, 

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"Fes yibs I; Ice wonld thaw with Love; 
And the cold Zone would torrid prove. 


| Enter the Lady, and with ber axober Lal Jn the habit 
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Lady, Madam. I've metwitha kind Shep era 2:6 
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Slay, Kind Maid l weak -Nat hve thee change thy fare; 
- And for our ſakes become unforcunare, IF - 
Shepherdeſs. Madam, Ln 
Pleaſe: you to give me leave, | will attend 
Your fate, 'till happineſs dos crown the end. 

{ Selania and the other Lady whiſper, © 
I find they know me not 5 and this dilguiſe '' tf 
Dos hide diftreſs'd 4fr2g/« from their eyes. 
I need not ask for to attend their fate, 
When as mine own makes me nnforcunate, | 
Though we were {h pwrackt all, yet now I find, 
The gods in ehis our meeting daprove kind. 
My Siſter's Lov'd by one, whom I do Love, 
I will ber Faith, and his. AfeRiog prove, 
Tletry if ſhe Lovehimz, and then ] le know, 
Whether he Loves Aftragier01 No... 


Enter Uzama diſgei', like 4 Sepherd,. with « Hock 
Lad Bp bend. 


; 0 What are you : > are you Stars fell from the Skies ; > 
Or Apparitions which delade mineleyes?. © 
Speak if like me, you be of humane Race, © * ff 
What make you all thus early ar this place? *'' . - 
Lady. Coming alang laſt aight, we loſt our way, | 
And nd here the conduR of:ehe dayy; 1s 2 | 1h 
 Uxama. Pleaſe you fweer: Lidiestoaccepr of wine 2: - _— 
Where lies the if F- for which yoa.do deſign £ +; v 5 
Selan, 1n 11aly. | tear ware far from thence, |: ZN 
Uxame, Thi [mperial City's 008 I diſtanchence:: 
| Selanis {erm tranſported, 
|  Selan, Thanks you rempeſboous Sex, How things rnbeeg 
When ſhipwracks are farfortunace decrecdha'< - 3: 1b - [ fide. 
Chance bach referr'd my wiſhes, and I'm come, 
Where Ital lee Oranges gomntiomndy | (to) 10g nt nf 
Uxama, What's that ' Oraugas:.do you know chat name > 
Selan. That name __— pa Hlame;! -?-. [ugfole, 
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| Muſt put the Garland on great Pompey's be In Ef 
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| Two of the Enfigns ſhould be hoes in's blood. : © 
f Selania ſwouns, the athers F S 
; Then hung in \ Fanus's Temple, for to be 4 "0 RIPE be 
The bloody Trophies of his Victory. Etc. 
_w_ Help, Help, the Lady Swonns.—— ' 
"Exit Shepherdeſs, 
— Cinema belps ] Buter 4 Souldier, {9 Fn pt f eſs 


'Uxan. It is this Lady not by ſword L fear. |. 
_-  Sould. Whartdidſt chanthiok of ewo.to make Rep ape, 
' And that juſt Heaven would wink at ny Spec | "4 SM 


'Thoupay'ft thy life for i wet di 6 OI 
Uxams. Lend h os al fancs: 
Sould, Defend chy { elf, orclſe Ht gas mic to x Frag 


Uxams. Poor Criminals ramely may refign og break; 
The juſtice of my cauſedos bid me ſtand - 
In oppoſition to the Hedtors bang, 


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runs in and diſarms him. \\ 
The Shepherdeſs recel te 4 [wel wound, 
Lady. The wound's not deep I hope. —- . 
Oxame. *  —— Nowthy own Blade 
Sends tby black:Soulta the infergal Shade... : 
But 'twereacrime, if haſty paſſion ſhould-. - 
Before her blood's wip't off lerout.thy hlood. tr wipes the ſwird; 
Will you infli& his death or elſe hall: 2. [The Soiildier claps bebind 
Sould. Y ou ſhall this armour pierce befare dy, 1 Lath. 
Eady Hold, Hold, Lethim nar die atall for us, [' 'Oxams paſſeth at: 


"0 Thanks comy Armour dead 98 thus... him. 
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lanis. Hold Hold. Give bim his fword—— [| paſſerh at bl, 
Dams. © __- ———- Here Souldier cake _. - 
'YoorSword, thank them, and blame your raſh miſtake. 
© [Giver bimbis Sword, be lets go the Lady, and ſpeaks 
LL © 88 the Shepherdeſs, | | 
- Sould. I bumbly thank your mercy, butI crave 
You'd take away that Life, which you now ſave, 
Foc ſince I ſpilt your blood, you juſtly may, DN LE - 
Let our all mine, and then thoſe drops repay. [ He profers his [word. 
Shepherdeſs. Mercy prevails with me, it is not good © - 
Thar drops ſhould be repaid with ſtreams of bloog,” 
Sould, Have T when Pompey yerſt did Spain invade, 
Cur through the Spaniſh Squadrons with my Blade? 
Have [ ofcimes through bloody dangers run, 
" Ourfac'd grim-War, and valiant aQions done? 
+ Contemaing deatb, Ialwayes did ingage, + 
Where war, and flanghter ſeemed moſt ro race. 
Knowing that conqueſt yields but little honour, 
Tt "vu, Þ dangers do not wait upon her, Mo 
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| Tr never ſhall be ſaid I loſt the Day, | 
And conquer'd by a Shepherd went away. 
For here 1 vow, I'le not my ſhame outlive, 

But do refuſe char life, which you would give. 
_ He goes to fall on bis Sword, Uxama with hi Book, firjkes the ſword 
from ander him, the Sonldler takes the Dart, ſtrikes | 
_— :; 1 bimſelf, and uo: | 
= What weapon was more fitthen this ? fince [ - 

Gave youa wound with mine, by yours I die, >> 0 

| _ | # Parchment and Keyes {all from him 
[ET Which are taken up by Ulxama, 
- . Selan. What gen'rous ſpirits theſe brave Romans have, 

Their lives once blur'd with ſhame, they will nor ſave. 

Who like theſe gaHant Romans, thus dare dye, 

May brave their Fate, and fortune may defie. 

> [Uxamaepensthe Tarchment and rtads. 
Theſe are to ſatisfie all, whows it may concern, that M1 Rivulas hath 
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Selan. Now.my diftreſs may. anke me  fortynare. _ [ 4fpat, 
Uxama. M. rang oy 4 

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And bloods Roy now in Spain dil 
Ah my poor Couacrey, b a facal ſt rokt 
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M 4 life I would ary Rwy, for 
That from my death, thou might © Viaorious grow. 

Selan, GrantO kind Heaven l Shepherd prove my friend, 
For by his hep may attain my End.. 2 
The Souldiers bir, and that Parchment; may, | . = - 
Unto my Dear Vxame make the way. -, _[fſpde. 
Thoſe Keyes if they unlock the Priſon Gaee, = 
May ſer him free, and may. prevent his furs! | P S 
And then Selenia will be hr, vel Jr ad =.” 
Fletry bim, <———- '# LE i 
Kind Swain, I'd beg a favour at your hand | 44 
1x4ma. Madam. You need not beg, bur i may command. + = 
Selan.” If to your Cauntrey you ſuch kindneſs owe, | 


Now free the Spaniards, and t Ts kindneſs ſaow. 
Uxima. My love to Spain, with honour muſt agree.. 

Honour ſayes No,. Though love would ſerthem free, | 

The chauace of War hath made them fo, — 

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Uxame Ab Madam ! Should [ fay that [ Fre 

Bound with your Hair, and ferter'd by your yy ; 
in gic 1 cell you char I do become, 

\ preater Pris'ner hererthan-they at Rome. 
ud you vouchſafe to fer me free? Alone 


| From you, I muſt my f reedome have or none. e =.  þ 


Joſt ſo ir fares with them, They Pris'ners be; = 


*Tillhe whomade them ſo, dos ſer them free; | 


Selan. Thoſe chains youralk'd of firſt, wy greateſt eaſe, 
May be put on and'off, as Pris'ners pleaſe, 
Witchcraft hath Spells like theſe, NE one dos chain, 


But now your power's abſoluce-alone © 
me r, of from none. 


Hxams, Madam ! OY 
I bring my Life in queſto | = IP 
ife and fortune too. 


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Sclan, I'm moſt inclin'd for'h: i 
Muſt put the Garland on great Ps 


Uxama, | 
Your ſmiles I'le aalve cover for 


[Uxama awd Selani a7 ſper. "Shes gives obs 4 Letter, 
Lady. This Shepherd fare is ſprang tromnobleRace, 


PB Whar ſweet PPE dos his perfon grace ! 


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- Thepureſt goldir ſelf wasonce ur earch. 
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. Selas, Miſtake ig'them, willthe delign prefer, 
| Andy our admittance getto th*Priſoner- - 
 », Thar ak you by thoſe Keyes may ſer him free. 
| Uxem. Ile be the author of his liberry, 
' find his Fare her-pitty much CO move, "We, 
call it pitty, but I know *cis love. | 4fide?- (Ext, 
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Selan. Aſi the At you gods, who: Sos prize 


Mercy before the bleeding Sacrifice, | || 21g 
Spare wo oranges Hecatombs Vleflay, 7 IE 


And heaps of Incence on your-Altars i. Þ NIBENGS 559) i 


- But if ſuch meaner Offerings you deſpiſe 
__ him, and let me be the Sacrifice, | | 


[Uxamareiornrand ſpeaks: Solws.] 
MH xa. Dn my Sens s death, I ne r:could find 
So rare a beauty, ſach a matcbleſs wind; 
Butin this Lady, both bave took ſuch place, 
Her vertyous mind ſeems Rival to her kace., | 
In all ſo like Selants; Pmaſt own, i 
Souls 9s have a Tranſmig oY 5 on, 


Thy dg otic we any po oy: "Fiſh'do'icom 
Not to devour, but-unt6 Kiles hear. 5 
And from thy Lipps receive heir nourithmear, 
I ſhould have thonghe theehere, bne*ris I fin. 
Thy Picture, may itlike thy Self prove kind 
Had not a gen 'rous Youth'obſery'c the wave! 
How eager y they op 'ttheirliqu Leraves, : 
As if ambitiouſly the waves were bent, 
Each ftriv'd to be tlly meeping Mount, 4 3% 
Had not be ſeen thee drowned, who maſt t chank 


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I ſhould have vow'd thee li ind a ons mo 1 
Thou'rt gone; bur yet ik FB eft bebind. 
- Bur why think I of Lone? J when I muſt be! 
The Author, of her Lovers Liberty. | | 
Theſe Keys muſt ſerbim free, or elſe he dies 
Suppoſe I ſuffer ir, it ma ſuffice, e110 
If 1pretend I came too late, or ſay, _ 
Scronig Guards of Souldiers, at'the Gates Aid FP y. 
But can I thus reſolve, and thinkTlove? | | "ws 
When I not fairbful, bur ns” prove, | 


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Or think thatlove, can like the Phenix riſe, 
From out her Lovers Aſhes, when hedyes! | 
Ab loveallthy ſuggeſtions are 1n vain, | 
Whart love commands, my honour ma reſtrain. 
[le gaand ſet him free, alchougbI be 
The Author of mine own Captivity, 


-»{, The Scene is Rome. | 


| ft Enter iwso Senators in "_; ] 


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x Sen, Sure of this City there can come.no good, | 
| Whoſe new built walls were bath'd with hamane blood. 
Inhumane Founder, maſt thy Brother dye >, 
Thou from aYolf did ſt fuck the Craelty, 
2 Sen, I fear thoſe Twins nurſt by a Wolf pottend; 
Some homeborn Wolf will ſpoil her ia the end, 


x Sex, Ceſar they lay and Craſ[me did.co 
And Pompey £00 in 2 moſt high delign,. 
To ſhare the Roman Greatneſs, but the Ja 
Of Craſſus and of Fali« give her breath. 
She, being Ceſar's Dayghrer, He, his friend, 
Do by their deaths, give wrecks deſig nanend, - 
Whil'l Julia liv'd, the did Ts all ſtrife . 
Betwixt ah ewo, one' 's Daughter, rather's Wife, 
Thoſe Twins of Fame, then which the World affords, 
None more ambitious, none more potent Lords, _ 
2 Sen, Ceſar and Pompey both do ſtrive 1 know, - 
Like neighbouring Cedars which ſhall bigheſtgrow l 
Whoſe lofty tops, when ſhaken with the Wind, 
Fall foule upon each other, thus yon'l find 
Whileſt for yain glor equally they ſtrive, 
The one the other's Ruine wiltcontrive. 
- But Heavens prevent the : props. once took. away, - 
The Building —_ dos run into ws Fo '  [Extnnt. 


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Shep. I've try'd my Siſters Lover, and l find, 
That he affe&s her with a conſtane mind, | 
And now in this Diſguiſe, I mean to try, | |* 
Her love to him, and prove her Conſtancy. 
And if-I find ſhe do inconſtant prove, 
Her falſhood [ will expiate by my love. © 
I then will tell him that 1lovez and he, | : 
Whar he once ſought in her, ſhall find in me. * 


Aſtragi« Lovey, but will ſupprel: her fame, | [3 
Unlets my Siſter firſt refign her-Cla | | 


Selesia and my Siſter ſav'd, I find,” | 
The gods ſeem'd-cruel; ro appear. more hin, lake: 
No © ooner I arriy'd, but loe Tippud,”. i - 
2 armed man, lie leeping « n-the 119 
I humbly kift the Shoar, and Hk 
For my proteCtion, on « Hovcing Þ Plank. [1 
The Souldier wak'd, and fighing oft did "” Y + 
Have you not heard of one Selapis? $: | 
1 ſaid in ſhort, I ſaw her caſt away. | 
He tore his hair, with paſſion ſopoſſeſt, 
The Sea ſeem calm, to th' Tempeſt in his YON 
Sure it was rais'd frotmLove,- When: Windmils go, 
'Tis only, Wind that can cranſ them ſo. | [1 
| Would I could meethim rms. 4roggl | ; | 
The raſh report, and tell bim DENT news. 


Selanta lives, —i— * 
—— On Planks: we ſafely find, Bi. 


When gods are Pilots, and cheir breath the wind.” 
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Ceſar, Valerlus, Carlo, Sonlderi, * 


| Ciſar and Valeiigs is private Conferenee. 


Ceſar. -Alerius No: 1firmly have delign'd, .. me 

f If favours will not, by contre: co hind. f | 
Corio with theſe ſhall tothe Senate go, [Carlo Bows, 
And give 'um notice what [ mean todo, Fr >:,.,* [Letters 
When they do underſtand my f 


Perhaps they] cheniſeaſe to be in Ir OF ME 
Bur if they ſhould accep t what I propoſ; 
You need not my md, then dil 

In vain we do beliege the yielding Town. _ 
Who by a ſmile can conquer, needs not frown. | | 

[Czſar in private conference with C ario, 
Pater, 1 fear whilſt Ceſar dos ſo-bighaſpice, - SET 

That his ambition will ſer ome on fire, © 


. T knoy the Senate with unlevel'd eyes, 


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on his greatneſs, throngh.a fa}ſe diſguiſes. $- 
zending Love, when they incend D 0s; 


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Kingdoms read, 
Who where he camgor look, ſtill Ecomsſprad, 
Hence ſprings theirhate ; ſhall Scars that thine leſs bright; 

Envy the Sun, whence they derive their Light: Pun n 2s 
I wiſh his Letters may acceptance find, Fs 


Or elſe ſhee'l know, too ſoon what be'has deliga'd, 


When he infeſts he, with iateſtin Wars; 


And Like a Viper, through Her bowels eears. 


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_  Lawrell, And ſpeaks, 
© Ceſar. Fle have it ſlo, = 


Carlo, —— Can Civil Wat procure p.- 


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[Cxfar gives Curio tht Liter itim'd with 


Ceſar. War may make Rome leſs prond, me more ſecure. 


Curio. We ill ſecure our ſelves by 
Ceſar. We may leſs evils aR, for 
Carie. Yet Sir remember by 


thisfaral & Ay 


You ruine her, who firſt pr give you life. :; | 


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Rome, Whoo're Mighty Kingdoms dos commang. 
Ceſar. The greater part, were conquered by ts Wand. 


But as, when on Foundations we do la 
© Too great a weight, the building c 
So Romes own greatneſs for her tuine calls, 


' Whounder inſupported Glory falls. -p k; 


Thus $i{yphuc bis Kone, when with much! pain 


2 dos decay: | || 


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Rowl'd up the Hill, ſoon. tumbles down again, | | | 


Nature a term of greatneſs, dos affi 
Which once being paſt; ti 
Curio. Nations ſubdu'd 
- By fafe incurſions may regaintheir rig 
Ge when two Lyons quartet forthe pr 
In comes a Wolf, and carries itaway, © 
Sir, beadvis'd, let it be never ſaid 
| That Rome was ruin'd, by the Man She beet” 
The glorious Sun, whole 
Uarill her ceeming womb gives all thing 
Dos not conſume her,rh ſhe often | 
And dos EclipſehisGlory from our eyes. 


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Ceſar, Heavens! ſhouts owe! Your ſpi pirits 7s Fling T fiad, 
Whar ! thoughts of CivitWardo feart'y your mind. | 


Should owe ! dos ſhe not then ? if the deny, 


My Sword ſhall give her ſawc Toon the lye. T 


You did adviſe metogoarm'd : 'tis ſtrange 


Your Coundili in fo ſhore a time e ſhou]d "2M | 


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Curls, Your pardon Sir, 'twas my adviſe 'cis true, 
\ But now you may a better courſe purſue. 
| Councils like Seamean as they cauſe do find, C7 

Muſt rack about according to the wind. | 
- Firſt Sir, for Cato and Marcelws fend, 
| Aﬀeeming friendſhip may make exch your friend, 
' Perhaps to your propoſals they 1 conſenr, - - 

Oblige the Senate, and the War prevent. 

Not that [ fear a War, bur ſhall obey, 

And follow dangers, when. you lead che way 

But yet 'tis madneſs, if we chuſe torua 


1nto aftorm, whoſe fary we may ſhun, © 40 
Ceſar. They'l nor their lafery forfeit at that rate; LL}, 
To truſt themſelves with me, whom they do bate. | : 
' My Letter ſpeaks *om fair, if that won'rdo,. -. EET 
] ſhall expeR the reſt be told by you. i; TOE 
— i —iſ, D obey your Will. 


=. Yerſt fawtheRhene, wich cheir own blood runred.. 
-. _ Nations whereere I went, did crembling ſtand, 
© Who with py Sword, carr'd Conqueſt in my hand. 
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Nor Alps, nor Pyren Hills could op their Courſe, © |; 
Whoſe wings with Conqueſt inp fpreaiiuncon 
Diſdaining Southern | - a tbl KY ba _ 1 a7 > 419 
The Acts that I have donez't y glories: 95 

My Deedsin numberdo exceed my: 


By which they think your Power eoomyck-abor 
Ceſar. Who dare co -— fuck thoughts within i 
Curio, They whom yourbright Meridian plory 
Ceſar. Th CONN do' chink my. lories co ſupp 

As well may «Gi eo ky: the $ Sun thine leſs 

Thon chinkſt inwain roud: Rom wy Sxbich 


Yet Mein TT cap up Hills ſo his 
It he'd not yield thee up, 16 * e bis Skie../ 
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Or carry thee'to the Antipades,” -:. i" . > 
I'd paſs thoſe Seas, or ſhate ſome Gulfand go, 
To ſcourge thy Damn d ingratitude below. © 07 RA 
_ 1 would purſue thee ev'ry way, where force, | 
Conldy not arrive, | ba damn cepnidion Curſe, - 

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Ceſar. Valerie! RAB - * HIT) 
What do you think is ficteſt robe Jone>/ 7H 
Yalere The way that's ſafeſt Sir*ris beſt: tron. - | 
Ceſar, My afery dos depend uponyour Swords.  ; 
Paler. Love greater ſafety'then our ſwords affotds, | 
Ceſar. Noughtto aPrince-ean. more inconſtant prove, a 
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Is made a Subje by ng zoul,' '-,, || 


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And flit for fury thas? he cntlmare, ren} 49 | 
Thus in aftction.do the uigar DOME, 11 - 
Inconftant. " athe 
Lend me brave Soldiers, A Ed end where! 
Rome dos deny to Love, Ile make ber fear.: - {. 

Val. & Curie. Our Swords and. Lives a06 yours great Sig l 

Sould. Vivat Czlar, —— Vivat Catfar. ow 
& Ceſar. Jove would not firmly imbis Heaven: fizad, 


' Bur that he holds the Thunder: his hand - 


Thar Idol, » GENT On Adores::: - 
Is gotten with great pains ept wich wore.” Fe 
Tt never can be traly | pr ſecure,” | 
But by thoſe means, which did ic kisſt procure. 
Curio raake-baſte to Rome, TR 
And tell the Senate that-from;Me you come... 


Give'um My Letters, if they do £6 
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Shall be the Arbitrator of my Ri ight. 


And whea by Pompeyis Army, 1'm withſtood, 


Ile march to Row through Teeking news of blood, 


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Swels th' nacontrewled treattis,. 
When Pyramids v6 burn, 
Engines are uſeleſs, 


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So = me now experience your love, 


, Can'ſt thou love ane, chou neverſaw'ſt till gow? | 

p Like motion, Lovedos i 4 LAN Y! 
I cannot doubt your vertnes ſince] 
Diſtreſs and vertue, both togethe 
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But Madam can diſtreſs from Love ariſe; . 
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Your Lover's abſence can you count diſtreſs, 
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\ Lady. Who do new Lovers befare old - 
walking new paths of Love may chance roerr... 
And whil'ft they quit the Courſe, they ſear'd before, el 
May leave = Indies, ora. ren.sS bl ar anaing! 
__ 4p. Purim 7e 0u.cannor oaſtray, 
| Wim vertue aoides bo beauty & the way. 
Who'd go ro th' Indies, if at oe they could 
,Find Pearls of equal price, and mines of Gold > 
 $o that Love's progreſs iow nay ended be, 
if what you ſought in him, you find in me. X 
Lady. Much mote feet Shack: unto thy vertue's due. 
I bluſh cotell thee, thar 1 Lon thee too. _ — 
- Aft. But nay I hope that you Love mealone > © 
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| Lady. Ah! Gen'rous Youth,'thou arr the only poet,” ao 
"That I admit to lodge within my Breft, Bt 
'*- Aſs. Say, Madani, haye you evet* Lov'd pg ith Net 
_ - Lady. Not on my own, but on: my Siſters 
Diftrefs'd Aſtragia, where o't're At, | ; 
Thy Siſter means to give'sWay* iy beare.” GOAL T Ns» 
I knowtbou Lov'ſt thErhah? "Who ofite Lova =, k 
But in thy Love, he way tnote. hi py | 
_ I therefore do refigw'al} claim 4 at the - es 


In bim, may happy prove4/and Tin'thee? = '? © ['':4frapta weeps. 
But why theſe rexts Feeer Boy ?' You buſt no! et ks : 
Unleſs you mean to drown'mein youreye; .* © © 2s » 


ink 1 ſhou'd, 


Ab MadamjFtave caufers ye, youTfay;' Clans 
When you do know 1 ame 2 0 "[Palls off ber Peruke, 
Lady. Propitious Gods ws Rings don t _— rat 
We wept for ſorrow once, butinow for Joy. 
How quickly my affeQion thou had'ſt won, 
Thy vercue's irong] Gar could ve fo ſoon. M4 
What greater bleſſing could'there be, then this 2 re 
She, who my Lover was, My Sifter i "THE 
af. Whil'ſt others leaveſelf lht'ceft to comront, 
Honour the Bias was, AE ALo wy Soul, 


Aft. How can I chuſe bur weep, to tf 


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For what could cauſe thee to Bon thy claim >. 7] © it 

— Zagy. Becauſe I knew, yours was the nobler Rame, ay 
Your Love exceeded mine:. 'twas therefore. fir, | < 4 

| That co the ſtrong, the weaker ſhould ſubinicg, © 
HE. Afi. Could you all this for poor Afreg/s do}  _ *' 
Y' - - Lay. DearSiſtercan Idotoo much for =. :-4 
Not doing this, [ſhould unworthy prove, «| | © 
"Tis fit that honour ſhould give Laws to Love. Mt [ Extunt. 


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Enterthe ty ors Senators: | Ez: it 
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And gives a proſpe& only to Nair. 
' Since Fu{ts's death, Pompey alpires ſo bieh, 


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| He'l ne'r admit of- a Superiour. -- . | 7:0 ”B- of 
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2 Sew, Their Armies are ingag'd in. forrain Wars. Ce ws Me 
| Partof great Pompey's Army dos remain, inf BIS bs 
Under the Valiant af been Sos: : Ot - .1.- 
Ceſar's in Gals, a Lane... ff. 59 
And thence remove the of day ape Wingo 10Me, Io; 
1 Sen; Pray Heavens Ama, es never ray, ] 
I would nor live to ſee that fa alDy: x; SON 
Bur ſball I fear > Who with Ambitior thirſt, | 15k 4 
Imbibe the poyſoo, 'till ar laſt they burſt,  * 4 
And with their ruine draw. on thouſands more, / 
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— +,;- #fter him, and Garlands, ron Fs" 
a ” this a Time for Triowdhis: >2*y when we may, | | Te . F 3 
Rather expeR this Empire ſhould decir ©; Li] bo ly: 
- Ah Rome, Thy greatneſs, dos draw on thy Fate, _ bh 
' Whar Arles can {upport thy tote rig. State >. 1 PRs 


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tHxims. chn—— Senators ! [ bear” 

News, which wich terrour, "will invade your ears, — _ 

Cario's Juſt now arriv'd; 'tis Thoughe that: be, * Sk Fit 
From br ſar brings ſome dreadful Z readfal Embaſſy. | | SH = 
Whilſt Ceſar wi bis Army aretvh Of 2”. = 


A day's march diſtant Clo the Town 

Qing his return from Zewe ; I fear, 
Fotrurm your Triumphs to a bloody Wat. 
1 Sen. Wiſe Cato told the Senat as a friend, 
To what all Ceſar's desds would rum1ch' end, 


_ If chathis Pride were not controul di in time, 


Made great by efts, He too kigh would clime. 
Bur Pride $ beſt Curb'd Gal by as p proud 4 Ang 

A Diamond muſt cur a Diamondzornione r Hy Of 
Therefore I think we wiſely did admi 


Great Pompey 's Army, —— 
2 Sen, Ne'r think chat Ceſar willto force ſubmit, 
'He has an Army, and may cone fecufe, MET It 
| And forceby foul, whac fair meanswon'r proctire: - IDES 
And when bis force, by Pomyey's is withſtood, FE 
- Our Eagles then will prey on Roman blood. 
Lo, when two Clouds of Fireand Warer meer, _ 
They kiſsin igheing, and in phones = ron 


Vxams. Whathre thelv ti 
Refle& on thoſe,  ickrin my? 


Boſome ke p 
NoCivil War, like that within-my Breaſt, - 
Where love and bonour equally conteſt. = 
Honour comes arm'd with Glory = 
And thus methinks ſhe ſpeaks: ooh mes 
-What muſt Love's paſſions thus diſtract thy wigs? = 
And muſt my Manſion, be to Loverefign'd * 

. Caa Love bs me th Name? tis [tharmoſt, 
+Liketo che Theaxf from onttby duft. 

Love with thy body dies, butt comron], 

And keep thy name immortal'like thy Soul, 


i i -- Butnow comes love, and thus methinks dos ſay, 


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_ The Twiſt unto her hair which my Bow, - ry 
| [ Enter Selanizund/ſcover' a4. if 
Eagles which build alofr, ſhall ceach their Young, | >> 
= their E e$at hers,and'not the Sun, BE Ile + 
Fune "Ri reſides upon her Cheeks, and ows : * 
Uncober Breath, che Te: of each Roſe, | ; 


I myſt confeſs, i mconquer > Fil "8 
Love dos purſuetoo urge, _ 1-1 7M 
Selan. Have youreleas dhe Prisner? — pu: ON 
Uxam. _ ah 
Has Liberty ; but you bave fetter dme. 
Selan, Did yoreprne infor omectmobre? 
Uxam. I thought i the | rifon's 
Bur in aPil + 
. Selay. T Yoaghs: s©6e” n | 
Uxam. Unto yon P! iN$e' It 
Selan.- war yencontue tide? W--5; 1-7; 
Uxam, Madam I wait uponyous >— Me IN SG | - 


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Thus generous, Let that expreſs my onal ph + 
' _ Usxams. I ptize your favours, bur refaſe A 4 
T he ſervice donefor yow- ſhould not bv ſold. 
The name of ſervant when'e relates xo you,  / | 
__. Both payes the ſervice, and gives honour t00, |_| Cp 


[The Sceneds ſome ledlian Plan) | Me 
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A weary Pilgrim ſte ing on the nd; i 
Thy quiet breaſt is wh g onthe gro nds <- 
| Theſefreſh and fragrance Plains, thy Eyelids cloſe, 


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| And Coart ſweet ſleep, tolodge' within thine eye. 
Aſt. Lec's wake him, —©— 


Lady, —— Pilgrim awake, aſe, [ Stamps with bir four. 
Chaſe away drowie ſlumber from thine eyes, P 
[Enter Selanizn4 Uxama.] : 
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Selen. Did you moſt boly Sir;2 firanger ſee? 
!{xama. If that you mean the! Pris ner, this 1s He, 
Selan, You have miſtook,——- * * 
0rams y_ —=There's n no miſtake init, 
Oranges never was in fetrers yer... Bl 
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76 captiy'd by your powerfull eyes 
es. is free, and kept lecare, Tf 4 Mr ENS Z 2. ONE 
By a Diſguiſe, F'& for him Procgne; PPT 0 ITO 0 0 
Selan. Be bleſt good man for ever, fince NY breath OOO : 
Calls back my ſoul, both from deſpair andeath, [0-148 ARTE | 
| And dos 0ringes live; you Powers divine, 027 7 : 
' Your Altars daily thall with Incence ſhine, # | 2 1 
UOxam- What Labyrced is cbis £ hm Feem: to me- 
. Riddles in love, andall a —_— TETRIS! aL 
Orang. 1 hear his Voice. mrey 030g | cc 's 
| Selan, —You fney cer you hieat,” HPESE MT 1 
wiſh his happy Voice would bleſs my fn | Ts 
-Bur for alittle time ſubdue your fears, 
His fight ſhall bleſs your eyes, his voice A ears. 
Provide to meet him,at yon Lawret Grove. © 
Selay. 1 ſhall not fail appointments made by love. 
Orang: T hither I'le bring him'to you. — 
Selan, _ —=Mayſtthon be | 
Ever as happy, as thoul't then make me. [ Exeant,. 
Uxam, PoorSemel, I now muſt try thy Fate, EY 
And born'in flames which I would ſhun roo late. 
- I by this Goddeſs ruin'd, thou by Fove, » By; 
| The one by Lightning, and the other by LOVE. [ Exit. 


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. ſuls, who hold « Garland'of. Lawrel betwixt thems, bom, 
Pompey bare-beaded, in 4 Triumphant Gown. Next Sem, er Fs. 
They aſcend the Degrees, She . aniſh Pris' Wer s: teach beartng 
bough of Lawrel, and « Garland of. Graſs, aſher'd. is by two bearing. 

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= Land was n———_— ——_ this Grafs did grow. 
 - Muſicki: Playes as before. #4 
Two more Cry Io. Triumpbe, twice, and do «5 the former. 
Both. Theſe mighty Sir, w "ac your: Ger d> lay, ; j 
And all Subjection, to our” Conquerour pay, ' ; 
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Both, V oucbſafe dread Conquerour tocaſt downyour - i Wa 
Upon theſe Emblems of your Vitory. © 7 
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The Muſick Playes aloud, | Wo 
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interrupted by Fame, who comes. winged, with id rene) i ner 
hand, and thus _ 10 then, then 0 Pompey. * LIN IR 
Fame, 'No more: No more, ——' 


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Uaco both Poles, thoſelin ait * tb 
I Goddeſs Fame, will with D oh ru 
Each Accent of thy Name, whe 
Fle reſcue thee from Oo 


Time. Fame Thou miſtah Rt, ;thou adoſtnor know my Power, 
I Marble Monuments, and Bra ; devour... : 
I ſee proud Cityes ore .-1fye, Ef 
Founded ſo. ſtrong, they: Tpighemy power defie,. 
But when perbaps, L nexcrake-wing that way, . 
 Thole Ciryes hog are run into decay. 
The aged Neſtor when compa d'with me, 


The Thred of Life by Leckefis way hs; ;.- 
 Andall things » dye, their fatal Glaſs once run. 
I to decay, the ſtrongeſt chings do fend, - 
Eagles and Ravens bave OE common End. 
The long liv'd Stagg, and Oak, da both ar. lat, 
Reach cothaſe Pointyof 'Tiwe, which ne'reare paſt. | 
Though ſtrengrh and years ſhouldin one thing combine, 
Yet time will come, when they muſt both re 
| Now Fame ; Whae think you,.doyou. think I've Power, 
And thar in time, I can his Namedevous,. : 
"4, + Fame. pauſeth and ſpeaks) + 

Fame. No, for the Sitoader power to me give, 4» 
That though mea dye, by me their names yy RS 
What's mortal in that man, I leave to'thee, 
But what's immortal, I do take'to-me...' | [| Exit Fame. 

Emvy appear! [ceming to bave Snakes For her 


Triſſes, titervapts Time. 


Tim!, From me and Envie, ——- 
| - Bnry.. Speak for your-Selt bald pated foal, wil 
18 ſpitc of Fameand Thee be Emmy till. - ef 
Eet's Army caſt up Hills uncothie Skie, 
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Or carve bis Acts in Map vs olean Braſs. 
Ile ſcratch thoſe. Hills eo Dy \ rhat Winds 
May blow 'um, 'rill they rleveF'd with che Plal 
Thoſe Pyramids and Temples Fm þ- rafe 7 
My 4q»« fertis Teeth ſhall exrrhe Braſs. 
Time, Envy be gone, ce pol r 
Mad dogs may rage, wh_Ex notre reak r their 
From Both of -Uls, thou b re oe Þ. 
And by th y Agions goth mmor ent Fame,” 
If fact! th ; Moving Wy 4+ be $2"\NE 
Thou tale arrive at thy ic 


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Curio. 1 doin order Sirtomy, command, 
Theſe letrers bumbly offer to our ha INE. $. 
This Letter is co You —— © © [| Give 

Sen. | | — To o Me. om whom > 
Caris. This Sir, and Nat. di borh from C, 


Diaband tis Ari NIN 1 F: 
Whowonuld be Conſul, muſt norrake ihecouth, 


Of an ambitious man in Power, Force. 4 11-6 
He muſt lay down bis Arms/—> 0 
- Curls. —He thinks k- fie, 8; 
Since Pompey's Army, __ you his admit. 
Elſe he may juſtly think, you; o deſign, 
To fide with Powpey, i} By uſe decline. 
2 Conſul. Curio not fo, for thou 


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Pompey: That with is bigh Preſumption Sir 4 in you; wt, 
Will you adviſe the Con whattro do... | 
With that your Maſter wquld his Troops diaband, 
By mine it is that we ſecure do ſtand..,.. 
Which if the Conſuls ſhould disband, we may. 
For ought I know become your Maſter' S prey. 
- Curio, If that this Plea be juſt, great Sir, then too 
My Maſter may ſuſpeR the me from you. 
_ Pompey. "Tis fic, mefde's re controul in time, 
Left through Ambition heroo high ſhogld clime,  . * 
Curio. Great Ceſar with your ſelf, takes ic on coſt, 
All he attempts to make him greats is oft:. 
»{.Curio takes ompey afar. 
Can you tax bim with vrids: and hik of late, 
low.you combin'd:to ſharethe-Roman Srate 2- 
At: ambition then was lead? can you, 
Charge ou when you your ſelf are guilty too * 
And whil'lt from that deſign you chus tetrear, 
I know you ſtudy means to grow more great. . 
But don't bis R ine, as the Means, contrive, 
For can his fall, riſe co your glory Bae # > 
Pompey. 1'le hear NO.MOIE, wnrn—_.. 
The Conſuls ave gecteed, he ne'r 's ll com by 
1n Arms, unleſs be force his yay 0 0 Rome. 
Corio. Sitice 'ris deny'd, Ip .promis' 
Wha Cſar did Coon? 
 Gremt Cefar is reſolv'd to. 
 Wharyoudeny him in, be means. to force,, _ Page 
The bigheſt in Fad Heavens, who know events, WE: 
| Know that conſtrain'd | come from Cafers” Tents, ” Yo 
As an unwilling Herald to pro 
A War muſt be Rome's ruine, and her ſhame, 
A War which all true Romans muſt. bemoan, 
And whenour hagds do wound, our hearts muſt groan. I ; 
Exit Curio, 
ry 1 Conſul. The World is but iN Courr, Som, Face, 
 Toffes the men for Balls, add Pagers the State. | 


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Bandy 'd about, they rife and-doVeſcend, 
Whoſe glories hazard oft cheir fatal end. 
Hath Ceſar by his Conqueſts made Rowe greaty 
That he at once in her, might's Wars re «yg P25 
Or that thoſe Kingdoms co her Empire lain, 
In fighting ber, might be fought = ava 2 | 
Or did he Nations to'this end:\ubdue,;.. 4 '* 
Thacall-in her, mighrar ane timeaccrue? | / 
No. We muſt ſtop bis Pride, leſt we indure , 
Whar our delay, may put beyoad.our cure. : 

| Let's fit in Council, and with 2 (ppb pcndes 
What courſe is fitteſt for to 2 paced. | 

Pompey. Since you my Army did admit, I'le do, 0H; 

What honour and your ſafety bind metro. fF - _ _ 
His fury 1'le withſtand, andfor Kawes good,  _ 
Like the kind Pelicay, 1 le ſp P d my 


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 WhereCeſar's Army march'd, Tg - = it cane, 
Towns ſtill burſt forth with a moſt diſmal flame. 
Horrour and Qutcryes poſted through the Skye, | 
Reſolve to conquer, orreſolve to dye, *5 8 


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Pompey. Command that Cimber with his areoft force, 


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With my Theſfalian horſe, I'te charge the Frone. 
If he be bear, Or be Qlain, © * . 


by our Power. 
7talis by his Death, ber peace will gain, ' 

But if we loſe the fortuge of this diy, 

We next will fight him at” Pharſalia; 

Caſer beware, leaſt whil'ſt thou ſoar it coo wugh, 

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| Uxams. This i is bo fatal Place/'r to which Both tend, 
She for to meet her Lover y He his end. 
His Glaſs of life, or mine, is almoſt run, 
.. One of us two, ſers with this Evening JUN. 
' Bothcan'renjoy; Loves individaum * _ 
Makes it a Bleffiog, which belongs t 
Men ne're were parto yet toan E! Eo 
Let him take all, who dos farviveha fate. 
The fire of Love like to the cc mmo! 1 fi \ 7" 
The fewel being gone, dos One, expire 3, 
Or like fight, which, Phitoſc pl rs do ſay, 


$0 that his death alone, find can prove 
nfo rye yhaarts- f6-to gain þ 
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 ToFortune more then to defign I owe. . 
His fleep ugg ſts a courſe Iwill-purſue, _ . 
Which- blame me for, and thank me tho.  V'/ 
Sleep is ps emblem, andie may be ſaid, ; 


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One returies baſftily and ſpeaks, © 
Muſick. An armed manlyes ſleeping on + ground, 
With a drawn Sword. ———— 
07418. we Has be receiv'd no wakes EE. | 
wtf 1/4 112-1 [Bait a3 imo the Gro nas. . 
Orang. Things we artiv'd where I would w (þ, and now 


Whil'ſt ſleep locks up our ſenſes weare dead. 


T har by his fide his fatal Weapon lay. 
Perbaps ſhe may diſpair. Iknow, diſtreſs 
Gives greater reliſh unto happineſs. 
Bleſſings expeRed loſe much of their rate, |} 
Unlookt for when they come they've eſtimate. 
I by this means ſhall cry her. faich, and find,- 


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Lt death canchange the tenure of her mind, | ; 
Forgive me deareſt Maſter, what do, | | 
ISbur co try her conſtancy to-you, 1W\ : 
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T le tell her as. I came I found him lye 
All gor'd, thus ſpoke, a] then wiſhe me es WA his eye. 


Enter Selamia cn the ela Lady, habteed 4s before 
+ ihe AWace8s : . T0vy fags nd[covered, 


Moſt holy Father if you chance to find 
A Virgin beauty, 4s if heavens combin'd-* 
And joyn'd with Nature for to make her fir, 
That wadghe Queenof Beauty migh enhqueny/ 40 Wb 
For ſuch ſheis, tell her that L was lain: -  - 

In ſeeking her, diſguiſed like a Swain, BO; 
Say my expiring Sonl did wait awhileg-) = OS 
For had ſhe come; ſdedcarCmewich eſmile,”-: 
Tell her, her beauty bath a double skill, + / 
Her ſmiles cank _ Se kill, 

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All 0264 oma of wha. — dreath... - - 


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Se Selavia rakes 4. Dart out of ber Sutuer: 
Selan. Selania wihn not dy ſurvive thy death. : 


af She is vented the other Z 
Lady. Hold Madam, hold.- 4 h 9. 


Selan, Do not ſo cruel prove, 
To hinder the laſt a& of Conſant love. 


Lady. What you do call an a& of love, would ſeem 
Rather deſpair in you, then love for him. 


Selan. Why do you thus protong my miſery, 
And fave alive, one who reſolyes to dye ? 


You by this cruel kindnels ſeem to ſtrive, .. AI 
Mv Soul being gone, to keep my corps alive, T tg. 


Suffer this Darr co pierce my breaſt, that by 
My death I may confirm my. Conſtancy, 
For I] have vow'd, why thenis death deny'd : > 
I'd act outlive that day on which he dy'd, 


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Ler not diſtracted thougt 
Nor thag your vow, tulewith { 
Oranges Lives, but is not lov'dby: ſy 

Selay. If he were here, he'd tell y 

Orang, Can you Jove Cnc ae Sn on 
Oranges vows he knows Sg Kon wo Aon ; * 

Selania. ' — Che 
Should equa — ould more diftra@ ry mi 
I'd rather bave him dead then move unkind, | 

Selan, Then were I guilryof 1 he higheſt fin. 
My breaſt is kindled with 1 ore nobl N $6 
Love Oranges ſo,en>for his ſk, Wes 14th tt 00s 
T his dan crous yoyage I did undertake. || f 
| And till-I find him our, Heſpetid mine'Ape,” | | | 
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 Penelige her ſelf is mc ihr 2 
| Since in ſuch conſtaticy ſhe dos excel;- 
Some Veſtal flame muſt be her Paralle 
Selan, Y ou ſay Oranges lives? — — 
Orang, .__— Madam” ts true. 
But vows tO dye, e, if not belov'd by you. © © © | 
I promis'd he thould meetyouy here, and bring || 
_ His wounded heart to be your Offeri 
| Which he now layes at th'*Alears of your yer; | 
Burnt by thofe beams to be your Sacri | F 
And though miſtaken bount FOOD me free,” 


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And if you love me not upon:thar { FC: 
You make my bondage worſe & hen, ewas vefore. | 


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Feeters till now, did but my body bind, 
- But La Liner) capyUyacy my mod... 
dhe of e rears to Oyle thatthey may proye . 
Matter for ſome new flame, which-may Kparg.- | 
A warmth unto my poor diſpairing beart, 
Which in expeRance of your ſentence lyes, _ NEL 
Like a tame Lamb prepar'd for Sacrifice, Ve 
| —_— You bringan Q ring FR ba _ brfule. 
Loſt confeſs what's < otter d at your (h tine, .. 
Should like your ſelf have ſamerhi 
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The flame that you ea ogeroe Oy 
Selan, I will with tears endeayous 
The pripmony you talk af, ar VN as ies | 


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As Roſes ſprinkled vba wag, Dex SR 409 3:1 a; 25 
Do ſmell more fragrant, and more lovgl hems. at | Lafc!7 el 
Fair Maid, too late you do begin to ſhud [... Yd: 
Thoſe Twins of lighe under a watry Cloud. 
And I too late alas! forbear tolgok 
Upon thoſe Stars, when,[ am Plagec. 
Since I am call d Orimget, t that name, 


Give meſome title, tommy Name, at of- 
-  Selania, If to the Namealon my ps mere du," RY 
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Bue tis a debt, I muſt co merit pay..,... 


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Or he who lov'd 7 t bur deſerving ores. {ft 
I'd boldly then plead merit, finceT love.” a a: : or » 
Selan, My love to honour abd to vet e's dns 
Orang, Though [ won'c ay, 
Yet I dolove them both, in 
Selan. Sir, [am preingag'd, ef oe 1, z 


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Whenheis burne (o, ecbys fir «7 eds | 


Orang. Oranges is it.nor? a »Th 
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Thar for his Nameto' ke | hot 


Orang. Uxameſtid you? ſurethar 
Oaly deſerves to live with" our Br 
Madam Iquit my claim, anddo imple 
Only your pardon, who beg! 
Durſt I preſume hi is. Rival, 40 W-WOIM: | | ; 3 
Rival the Sun, with WM his beamvof light. © / © 20 
I knew his love on ine and coulidgey, Io | 4 
Turtles no-more ſhall now love's Emblems be. | | Senn. i 
And as I know his faith, fo now [ prove 114 Eft 
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Thea "a God make haſte away, 
And do cb thus conſume the day, 
Which is beholding for ſuppiyes, - 
To the bright Planer of ber Eyes. 


A fragt s advances with a Garland on hen head 
and 8 POT. in her Bands: as Haves. 


Hymen make haſte prepare the Gherch, 
And do not fla to light thy Torch. 
Make ready the Solemnitics, + oe: 
4nd Light thy Taper at ber Eyes. 
 Oxama advances, to whom oranges bers, and - 
Hxama looks earneftly apon- mays Reign ye 2's 


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Hymen wake haſte, or: Ile be ſworn, 
ou never ſhalt be thought Divine, 6 34 Yr 

Wee'l only 6-4 at her Sivige., . Keeeagy 


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How cam ſchou here ? | qr yu whjper 

\ That you might meer your Miſtriſs like a bod 2. 


Uxams, My Miſtreſs, ah! Parmene. ſhe is dead. 
Parmeno.' Then wy ber —_— fancybas been 124 


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Sir give meleave to take off 1 your BEL, tn ca 


Then ſeeif you are known ho Eyes, © 
Uxams. What doſt thou mean Parmens? —— 
Parmeno. '—_—  Sirl pray _ : 


Lady. Selanis' Madam ! caſt your eyes 


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Her epesare ix yt ſome ftragge Extalie. oy 


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Ler me diſcloſe you to Selanie. .  . _Þ Selania Lines wpon bim. 


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Such throngs of bleſſings, with#xew4 come, : < 

Thatr.in my breaſt, they hardly can find room, ©! | 
Uxams. The Perfians'don't with edorution "8 


Greater then mine, to welcomein the Sun, | |. 
Alas Selenis, 1 have been- miſlead, 0k 
Report came to my ear, that you were dead. PIT 


I had reſoly'd not to ſurviveyour TRY, © jj 
But then your fight did'ney reſolves create. | |! 
I triv'd 1 6 vain my paſſion to ſubdge, | || - 
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I lov'd but knew not ewih-S6 Fae2"t Up (þ 
Selan. When from8Sardbninyon 4 
Report came to my car, char you: were ſlain. | /// 
' Iftrair imbarqu't for Spain, when | came there! 

All did affirm you. were cook PNriſoner, 

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For the report ſtil}-of ame! 
' Te was my love that did fo th your fare, 
Knowing that you, hadas'dthar nae 
Uxams. I was too blame.  Parme 


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T did deſpair my freedom to obtfing// v ,Þ 7 | 7 
Uliog 0rapges name, the meansI'knew, | 


You then co'gain my freedom would: —_ LN 
Since you by mutual vows had both agreed; 


Either impriſon'd, ſhonld at laſt be freed: 


It either Plor, or Ranſome, mightburbe. - 
A means, whereby, the Con ey free: 


Bur then, feel IWR 1! 


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'You may the god of War Poet defie, -- Dn, 
ſt reſign to Loves Arriter c ”, 
Ex =. [To tbe other: Lager} if \b eaf 


Where ere you look, you conquer by "£45 iy Fs Bn. 2 | 
Conqueſt {till waits on thoſe. victorious AS 3:11124 67 y 1 
cl did rake his Motto ſure from-you,- <q 

Who where he came or lookt, did ſtillſybdue.--_ - 
-Thoſe glances like the Cephalian Dars-wound ill. 
And Parthian like, whil ſt you daflye, you. {10 OIOR 


'L ouje Y Arms walk. + 
Caſer and Pompey are ingag'd ferr, F 
_ And by the Noiſe, their Armye$s ſhould be near, 
* Pleaſe you wee'l walk awhile Yrichia theGrove, 1 > 
And there PI the advencarey af-aur:Love; + 
2 tein OMMEL, Unama leading Selania 
THES A Tn Tuan: 


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= Armyes fight o're the Stage, Pampey - 
[ Emter Pompey belt ba ared drama] gh 


Pomp. Have 1 in War; as many w on 
As thar proud Eaſtern,Conqueror the Sun... 
- Of Fortune rather then of Macedem? 1 © 
* The amazed World filld with aſtoniſhment, Tx 
. Made haughty Nations tremble, wheye Lene * þ = 
. Took cMithridates King of Pontas More > 30-47 20 ng], 
” The Iberians never conquer'd;yetþefore; © > 1 1 
| Beat the Albanians twice ! to the nts, DH Ws 
The Roman Empire ſpread in Z; It; 
Spain tothe 4tlantick, and Albania, - 
| To th' utmoſt limits of the Hircanian Sex 1. 
 Tiiumph'd ſo late, and am I beat fo ſoon > 
| Have 1 YiGorions ber tat Noon, . 
| Have I ViQorions been. abroad; that now, © '. 
| Ac home, | iboukd receive my orerthrow?... 


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And maſque the guides of Heaven 
No light appears, but when the Thunder co 

And Midwites Lightning from che Clouds dat 
One in our Barque (asif Seas coald nor )) tries | # 
Tedrown himſelf in Warers from his Eyes., | bu x 


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| General. — Coun A 
If you think fic, or elſe te iy 
The field is overſpread: vith 
And bloody conqueſtdbs in 
Reſolve ſome courle, bef M1 br) 1 
Pompey. met , 14 
General. *'T were not conraght us,t bue* ewere deſperate. Y 
Fly to your Army, which Jos nic } 
Under yer ne C al if t 
Fighting ſuch O Juſt as 
And with one RIC | 
The game oy War, ſho nts 


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Po for ow honor ad ur © FEREN oo | - 
[tbe Scene bs % few Orme)” ny ! | 
Zater Ulxama leading. Selania.' Aftragia and her's fler 
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Did ſeem a Calm, ta.th. Tempeſts i in his Mind. 


We all expeRing to.be Way, 
The rhe youth nocpay and thus did lay. 


Vouchſafe to hear yee gods of City, 
If to thoſe Vows, my loyer conſtanr be, 
Safely conduct this Barque,unto the, Shore, 
Bat if grown falſe, I.huml y.do impli "Wi 
Thar | may periſh here, and that the.) DINE K Sag 
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uſt now out was wr one es, q Fee als 
Upon the floating Planks ro ſave their Lives, fin, =. 
The.Sea was calm'd and winds lo. bloy i EH 
But what might ſerve, tadgive.the.Planks on ſh 
This Lady and my Self bad bot deli nd, 
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And to the wiſht for "bore Our. 


Bur ſare the youth did periſh n. the Sc 
Parmeno, Madam! I'm glad that fre 
—_ are arriv'd at fo much happin 
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| _ 25 Vxama dos reſtore your Di, 


So now <a is dos.my grief-deſtroy. 
Aſtrag. Betore your Lovers, I. Yourls lovep pf 


If that by your example 1 do err,, 
It is but Juſt you ſhould the fault excuſe, 


Since that his love, for yours, I'dotefuſe.”” * - 
Aad may you now in bim as ba "PPY F prove, [To Selan 4, 


As dos p4 razis in her Siſters L 
Uxam. Things gain'd witheale; wedo contemn: {but pile. 
Thoſe bleſſings which from dangers do wiſe.” 


Lovelike to Conqueſt, ſhoul@'be'pris © rhe more, . 


It thacchrough > ard, it was ſought before, - | 
Since our adventures then were dangerous, T 


'Letir be fad none lov'd ſo'well as vs. ' 


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[. They fight; Ulnama is reker rhey hey feke the Fa} 


ap Search Ages paſt an Recotdsfor their fre, | 
The fair have ſeldome proved fortunate. - 


Enter Julius Czar, Valerius, Curio and Souldiers. 


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To Captive others, when Death waits on them > _ 
| [-They are __ by Czar $ ood 


The Day was bloody, Carlo ! "—_ tought, ] 
And the ViRorious Lawrels bravely fought. *' +. 


Curio. He fought with Reſolution Sir 'tis true. 
But the Victorious Lawrels are your due, FÞ 

Yaler. Conqueſt while in equal Ballance ſtood, T | 
And War took equal tribute from our blood. L | \þ 

Curie. The Scale of Conqueſt which ſtood ballanc' d thus, H 


Being by your-yalour turn'd, inclin'd tus... ; 
ler. That can withſtand your Power ? when Eagles fl Jes if 
All Birds of lefſer prey, muſt quir the Skie, M by 

© Ceſar, I do ſuppoſe to Spain that Powpey's fled,, Z 
Since by Afranias there his Troops are led, 8 ; 


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With dreadful Enfigns I will march to Spain, 

And though his Armys joyn, the War maintain” : 2: 

The Gates of Fanws now mult open lye, 4%; Nl 

And ne're ſhall ſhut till death-dos cloſe his Eye. þ 
Yaler. March on great Ceſertill your Arms controu 

Asfar as th* Artick and Antartick Pole, Wo 
Curio, And plantthe Trophies of Victorious Aras, fr 

By Sea and Land where ever Tit» warms. TY! 

[They are going off, Selania fo Ceſar 

Selan. Vouchſafe for to accept our as- due; © 

Since we all had our freedomsSir =_ you, + 73 


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| Then thanks can pay, and gratitude's'too poor. - 


Ceſar. In freeing you [ have more honour gain'd, 
Then in the field, though conqueſt--[ obtaia'd, 
To this dayes fortune I aſcribe far. moxe,- 
Than to thoſe many fields | fought before. 
Glory in this chiefly redounds co. me, ... - 


Not that I Pompey beat, but ſer you free... | 


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Upon one Diſh, unto Tour Appetite, 
Yow would condemn the Cook ;, juft ſo Tou'l ſay, 
Tf not one AGF prove good, throughout the Play. . 


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Since Tou are like to pay for what © bere, | 


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The Poet, if the Play no favour meet, 

Reſolwes for to do Pennance, in each Sheet x 
And will preſame no more to be in Print, 
Since His firſt Coyn miſcarry'd in the Mint.? 
Tour Kind Acceptance may prevent My fate, 
Tis the Kings Stamp, that gives the Mental Rmte. 
The Rate's inhaunc's, and 'tis made Currant $00, 
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