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fire'd. _Jam_. One _Bartolus_, A wrangling Advocate. _Ars_. A knave on Record. _Mil_. I am sure he cheated me of the best part Of my Estate. _Jam_. Some Business calls me hence, (And of importance) which denies me leisure To give you his full character: In few words (Though rich) he's covetous beyond expression, And to encrease his heap, will dare the Devil, And all the plagues of darkness: and to these So jealous, as if you would parallel Old _Argus_ to him, you must multiply His Eyes an hundred times: of these none sleep. He that would charm the heaviest lid, must hire A better _Mercurie_, than _Jove_ made use of: Bless your selves from the thought of him and her, For 'twill be labour lost: So farewel Signiors.-- [_Exit_. _Ars_. _Leandro_? in a dream? wake man for shame. _Mil_. Trained into a fools paradise with a tale Of an imagin'd Form. _Lea_. _Jamie_ is noble, And with a forg'd Tale would not wrong his Friend, Nor am I so much fir'd with lust as Envie, That such a churl as _Bartolus_ should reap So sweet a harvest, half my State to any To help me to a share. _Ars_. Tush do not hope for Impossibilities. _Lea_. I must enjoy her, And my prophetique love tells me I shall, Lend me but your assistance. _Ars_. Give it o're. _Mil_. I would not have thee fool'd. _Lea_. I have strange Engines Fashioning here: and _Bartolus_ on the Anvil, Disswade me not, but help me. _Mil_. Take your fortune, If you come off well, praise your wit; if not, Expect to be the subject of our Laughter. [_Exeunt_. SCENA II. _Enter_ Octavio, _and_ Jacinta. _Jac_. You met _Don Henrique_? _Oct_. Yes. _Jac_. What comfort bring you? Speak cheerfully: how did my letter work On his hard temper? I am sure I wrote it So feelingly, and with the pen of sorrow, That it must force Compunction. _Oct_. You are cozen'd; Can you with one hand prop a falling Tower? Or with the other stop the raging main, When it breaks in o
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