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Flo_. Sirrah, attend her. Poore wretch, I feare this too much love in thee Is fatall to thee. Up, Sirrah, follow your mistresse. _Han_. I, sir, I go; my mistresse dogs the banket and I dog her. [_Exeunt_. _Finis Actus Tertii_. [_Actus Quartus_.] _Enter Motto, Raphe bringing in Alberdure_. _Motto_. So, sir, lay even downe your handie worke. _Rap_. Nay, sir, your handie worke, for you were the cause of his drowning. _Mot_. I? I defie thee. Wert not thou next him when he leapt into the River? _Rap_. O monstrous lyar! _Mot_. Lye! you peasant, go too: Ile go tell the Duke. _Rap_. I, sir, Ile go with you, I warrant you. [_Exeunt_. _Alb_. What sodain cold is this that makes me shake, Whose veines even now were fill'd with raging fire? How am I thus all wet? What water's this That lies so ycelike, freezing in my blood? I thinke the cold of it hath cur'd my heate, For I am better temperd than before. But in what unacquainted place am I? 0 where is my _Hyanthe_, where's _Leander_? What, all alone? nothing but woods and streames? I cannot guesse whence these events should grow. _Enter Peasant_. _Pea_. O that I could lose my way for another cup, now. I was well paide for it yfaith. _Alb_. Yonder is one; Ile enquire of him. Fellow, ho! peasant! _Pea_. Aie me, the mad man againe, the mad man. _Alb_. Saie, whither fliest thou. _Pea_. Pray, let me goe, sir; I am not _Hyanthe_, in truth I am not, sir. _Alb_. _Hyanthe_, villaine? wherfore namest thou her? _Pea_. If I have any scarres in my belly, pray God I starve, sir. _Alb_. The wretch is mad, I thinke. _Pea_. Not I, sir, but you be not madde, you are well amended, sir. _Alb_. Why tellest thou me of madnesse? _Pea_. You were little better then mad even now, sir, when you gave me such a twitch by the beard. _Alb_. I can remember no such thing, my friend. _Pea_. No, sir, but if you had a beard you wold. _Alb_. What place is this? how far am I from court? _Pea_. Some two myles and a wye byt, sir. _Alb_. I wonder much my friends have left me thus. Peazant, I pray thee change apparell with mee. _Pea_. Change apparell, I faith you will lose by that, sir. _Alb_. I care not; come, I pray thee, letts change. _Pea_. With all my heart, sir, and I thanke you, too. Sblood y'are very moist, sir, did you sweat
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