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so long? I cannot understand you by your signs; You keep a pratling with your lips, But never a word you speak that I can hear. MOUNTNEY. What, is she deaf? a great impediment. Yet remedies there are for such defects. Sweet Em, it is no little grief to me, To see, where nature in her pride of art Hath wrought perfections rich and admirable-- EM. Speak you to me, Sir? MOUNTNEY. To thee, my only joy. EM. I cannot hear you. MOUNTNEY. Oh, plague of Fortune! Oh hell without compare! What boots it us to gaze and not enjoy? EM. Fare you well, Sir. [Exit Em. Manet Mountney.] MOUNTNEY. Fare well, my love. Nay, farewell life and all! Could I procure redress for this infirmity, It might be means she would regard my suit. I am acquainted with the Kings Physicians, Amongst the which theres one mine honest friend, Seignior Alberto, a very learned man. His judgement will I have to help this ill. Ah, Em, fair Em, if Art can make thee whole, I'll buy that sence for thee, although it cost me dear. But, Mountney, stay: this may be but deceit, A matter fained only to delude thee, And, not unlike, perhaps by Valingford. He loves fair Em as well as I-- As well as I? ah, no, not half so well. Put case: yet may he be thine enemy, And give her counsell to dissemble thus. I'll try the event and if it fall out so, Friendship, farewell: Love makes me now a foe. [Exit Mountney.] SCENE II. An Ante-Chamber at the Danish Court. [Enter Marques Lubeck and Mariana.] MARIANA. Trust me, my Lord, I am sorry for your hurt. LUBECK. Gramercie, Madam; but it is not great: Only a thrust, prickt with a Rapiers point. MARIANA. How grew the quarrel, my Lord? LUBECK. Sweet Lady, for thy sake. There was this last night two masks in one company, my self the formost. The other strangers were: amongst the which, when the Musick began to sound the Measures, each Masker made choice of his Lady; and one, more forward than the rest, stept towards thee, which I perceiving, thrust him aside, and took thee my self. But this was taken in so ill part that at my coming out of the court gate, with justling together, it w
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