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urted. _Will._ Two hundred thousand Crowns! what Story's this?-- what Trick?-- what Woman?-- ha. _Ang._ How strange you make it! have you forgot the Creature you entertain'd on the Piazza last night? _Will._ Ha, my Gipsy worth two hundred thousand Crowns!-- oh how I long to be with her-- pox, I knew she was of Quality. [Aside. _Ang._ False Man, I see my Ruin in thy Face. How many vows you breath'd upon my Bosom, Never to be unjust-- have you forgot so soon? _Will._ Faith no, I was just coming to repeat 'em-- but here's a Humour indeed-- would make a Man a Saint-- Wou'd she'd be angry enough to leave me, and command me not to wait on her. [Aside. Enter _Hellena_, drest in Man's Clothes. _Hell._ This must be _Angelica_, I know it by her mumping Matron here-- Ay, ay,'tis she: my mad Captain's with her too, for all his swearing-- how this unconstant Humour makes me love him:-- pray, good grave Gentlewoman, is not this _Angelica_? _Moret._ My too young Sir, it is-- I hope 'tis one from Don _Antonio_. [Goes to _Angelica_. _Hell._ Well, something I'll do to vex him for this. [Aside. _Ang._ I will not speak with him; am I in humour to receive a Lover? _Will._ Not speak with him! why I'll be gone-- and wait your idler minutes-- Can I shew less Obedience to the thing I love so fondly? [Offers to go. _Ang._ A fine Excuse this-- stay-- _Will._ And hinder your Advantage: should I repay your Bounties so ungratefully? _Ang._ Come hither, Boy,-- that I may let you see How much above the Advantages you name I prize one Minute's Joy with you. _Will._ Oh, you destroy me with this Endearment. [Impatient to be gone. --Death, how shall I get away?-- Madam,'twill not be fit I should be seen with you-- besides, it will not be convenient-- and I've a Friend-- that's dangerously sick. _Ang._ I see you're impatient-- yet you shall stay. _Will._ And miss my Assignation with my Gipsy. [Aside, and walks about impatiently. _Hell._ Madam, [_Moretta_ brings _Hellena_, who addresses her self to _Angelica_. You'l hardly pardon my Intrusion, When you shall know my Business; And I'm too young to tell my Tale with Art: But there must be a wondrous store of Goodness Where so much Beauty dwells. _Ang._ A pretty Advocate, whoever sent thee, --Prithee proceed-- Nay, Sir, you shall not go. [To _Will._ who is stealing off. _Will._ Then shall I lose m
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