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d good store too; who's there? [_Knock within_ Lord, shall we never have any ease in this world! Still troubled! still molested! what would you have? _Enter_ Menipp[us]. I cannot furnish you faster than I am able, And ye were my Husband a thousand times, I cannot do it. At least a dozen posts are gone this morning For several parts of the Kingdom: I can do no more But pay 'em, and instruct 'em. _Men_. Prithee, good sweet heart, I come not to disturb thee, nor discourage thee, I know thou labour'st truly: hark in thine ear. _Leu_. Ha! What do you make so dainty on't? look there I am an Ass, I can do nothing. _Men_. _Celia_? I, this is she; a stranger born. _Leu_. What would you give for more now? _Men_. Prithee, my best _Leucippe_, there's much hangs on't, Lodg'd at the end of _Mars_'s street? that's true too; At the sack of such a Town, by such a Souldier Preserv'd a Prisoner: and by Prince _Demetrius_ Bought from that man again, maintain'd and favour'd: How came you by this knowledg? _Leu_. Poor, weak man, I have a thousand eyes, when thou art sleeping, Abroad, and full of business. _Men_. You never try'd her? _Leu_. No, she is beyond my level; so hedg'd in By the Princes infinite Love and Favour to her-- _Men_. She is a handsome Wench. _Leu_. A delicate, and knows it; And out of that proof arms her self. _Men_. Come in then; I have a great design from the King to you, And you must work like wax now. _Leu_. On this Lady? _Men_. On this, and all your wits call home. _Leu_. I have done Toys in my time of some note; old as I am, I think my brains will work without barm; Take up the Books. _Men_. As we go in, I'le tell ye. [_Exeunt_. _SCENA IV._ _Enter_ Antigonus, Timon, Lords _and a_ Souldier. _Ant_. No face of sorrow for this loss, 'twill choak him, Nor no man miss a friend, I know his nature So deep imprest with grief, for what he has suffer'd, That the least adding to it adds to his ruine; His loss is not so infinite, I hope, Souldier. _Soul_. Faith neither great, nor out of indiscretion. The young men out of heat. _Enter_ Demetrius, Leontius, _and_ Lieutenant. _Ant_. I guess the manner. _Lord_. The Prince and't like your Grace. _Ant_. You are welcome home, Sir: Come, no more sorrow, I have heard your fortune, And I my self have try'd the like: clear up man, I will not have ye take it thus; if I doubted Your fear had lost, and that y
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