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ickly, And quickly made her self fit, the Gown a little, And those new things she has not been acquainted with, At least in this place, where she liv'd a prisoner, Troubled and stirr'd her mind. But believe me Sir, She has worn as good, they sit so apted to her; And she is so great a Mistris of disposure: Here they come now: but take a full view of her. _Enter_ Celia, Timon, Charinthus, _and_ Gent. _Ant_. How cheerfully she looks? how she salutes all? And how she views the place? she is very young sure: That was an admirable smile, a catching one, The very twang of Cupids bow sung in it: She has two-edg'd eyes, they kill o' both sides. _Men_. She makes a stand, as though she would speak. _Ant_. Be still then. _Cel_. Good Gentlemen, trouble your selves no further, I had thought sure to have met a noble friend here. _Tim_. Ye may meet many Lady. _Cel_. Such as you are I covet few or none, Sir. _Char_. Will you walk this way, And take the sweets o'th' garden? cool and close, Lady. _Cel_. Methinks this open air's far better, tend ye that way Pray where's the woman came along? _Char_. What woman? _Cel_. The woman of the house I lay at. _Tim_. Woman? Here was none came along sure. _Cel_. Sure I am catcht then: Pray where's the Prince? _Char_. He will not be long from ye, We are his humble Servants. _Cel_. I could laugh now, To see how finely I am cozen'd: yet I fear not, For sure I know a way to scape all dangers. _Tim_. Madam, your lodgings lye this way. _Cel_. My Lodgings? For Heaven sake Sir, what office do I bear here? _Tim_. The great commander of all hearts. _Enter_ Leucippe, _and_ Ladies. _Cel_. You have hit it. I thank your sweet heart for it. Who are these now? _Char_. Ladies that come to serve ye. _Cel_. Well consider'd, Are you my Servants? _Lady_. Servants to your pleasures. _Cel_. I dare believe ye, but I dare not trust ye: Catch'd with a trick? well, I must bear it patiently: Methinks this Court's a neat place: all the people Of so refin'd a size-- _Tim_. This is no poor Rogue. _Leu_. Were it a Paradise to please your fancy, And entertain the sweetness you bring with ye. _Cel_. Take breath; You are fat, and many words may melt ye, This is three Bawdes beaten into one; bless me Heaven, What shall become of me? I am i'th' pitfall: O' my conscience, this is the old viper, and all these little ones Creep every night into her belly; do you he
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