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re, place, tyme agree thee to bee myne, Oh merher [mirror] of thy sex, my _Myrable_! _Pal_. This surplusadge of joy should not bee forged. _Ashb_. No more than these noates are infalleble. _Pal_. Thus then in all Humility I kneele To you my acknowledgd father. _Ashb_. Ryse, my guerle. _Fisher_. Had I not drawne this leeward out of the sea, where had it bin? all drownd by this. _Ashb_. No triflinge nowe: post, _Godfrey_, to my wyfe, Tell her no more then thou hast heard and seene: Shee's hard of faythe, relate it punctually, Beare her (oh lett me borrowe them so longe) These better to confirme her; bid her hast, And for the truth add these as testimony:-- Nay, art thou heare still? _Godf_. Lyke a shadowe vanisht, But to returne a substance. [_Exit Godfrey_.[134] _Ashb_. Oh my deare doughter!--where's young _Raphael's_ man Beare him of all what thou hast seene a perfect And trew relation. _Clowne_. Ay, syr. _Ashb_.[135] Bidd him too, All business sett apart, make hether. _Clown_. Ay, syr. _Ashb_. Tell him that his _Palestra_ is my _Mirable_. _Clown_. Ay, syr. _Ashb_. And that shee is my doughter, my lost child. _Clowne_. Ay, syr. _Ashb_. And that of all this I am most assur'd. _Clown_. Ay, syr. _Ashb_. Thou wilt not doo all this? _Clown_. I will, you lye, syr. _Ashb_. Howe, syr. _Cl_. Ay, syr. _Ashb_. Saye that this daye shee shalbee made his wyfe. _Cl_. Ay, syr. _Ashb_. Why then add winges unto your heeles and fly, syr. _Cl_. Ay syr, but ere I take my flight, for this good servyce You'll mediate with him for my freedom? _Ashb_. So. _Cl_. And woo your doughter to doo so too? _Ashb_. So. _Cl_. And, syr, to him I shalbee thankefull. _Ashb_. So. _Cl_. Your doughters and your servant ever. _Ashb_. So. _Cl_. To go, roonne, ryde of all your arrants. _Ashb_. So. _Cl_. In all this you'l bee slack in nothinge? _Ashb_. So. _Cl_. And you'l heareafter love mee still? _Ashb_. So, so. _Cl_. Howe, but so, so? _Ashb_. Yes, so and so and so. _Cl_. Why, then I go, go, goe. [_Exit Clown_. _Ashb_. But one thinge I intreate you, _Mirable_: This thyrteene yeares, since by rude creditors Tost and opprest, nay rent out of myne owne, I have bin forct to seeke my fate abroad, Howe weare you ravisht thence, or since that tyme What strange adventures past? _Enter Godfrey, and the wyfe with the handkercher_. _Mirable_. My mother
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