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ight hands. Vit. Hence! Brach. Never shall rage, or the forgetful wine, Make me commit like fault. Flam. Now you are i' th' way on 't, follow 't hard. Brach. Be thou at peace with me, let all the world Threaten the cannon. Flam. Mark his penitence; Best natures do commit the grosses faults, When they 're given o'er to jealousy, as best wine, Dying, makes strongest vinegar. I 'll tell you: The sea 's more rough and raging than calm rivers, But not so sweet, nor wholesome. A quiet woman Is a still water under a great bridge; A man may shoot her safely. Vit. O ye dissembling men! Flam. We suck'd that, sister, From women's breasts, in our first infancy. Vit. To add misery to misery! Brach. Sweetest! Vit. Am I not low enough? Ay, ay, your good heart gathers like a snowball, Now your affection 's cold. Flam. Ud's foot, it shall melt To a heart again, or all the wine in Rome Shall run o' th' lees for 't. Vit. Your dog or hawk should be rewarded better Than I have been. I 'll speak not one word more. Flam. Stop her mouth With a sweet kiss, my lord. So, Now the tide 's turn'd, the vessel 's come about. He 's a sweet armful. Oh, we curl-hair'd men Are still most kind to women! This is well. Brach. That you should chide thus! Flam. Oh, sir, your little chimneys Do ever cast most smoke! I sweat for you. Couple together with as deep a silence, As did the Grecians in their wooden horse. My lord, supply your promises with deeds; You know that painted meat no hunger feeds. Brach. Stay, ungrateful Rome---- Flam. Rome! it deserve to be call'd Barbary, For our villainous usage. Brach. Soft; the same project which the Duke of Florence, (Whether in love or gallery I know not) Laid down for her escape, will I pursue. Flam. And no time fitter than this night, my lord. The Pope being dead, and all the cardinals enter'd The conclave, for th' electing a new Pope; The city in a great confusion; We may attire her in a page's suit, Lay her post-horse, take shipping, and amain For Padua. Brach. I 'll instantly steal forth the Prince Giovanni, And make for Padua. You two with your old mother, And young Marcello that attends on Florence, If you can work him to it, follow me: I will advance you all; for you, Vittoria, Think of a du
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