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. _Gay_. Oh! why all this? By all the Powers above, by this dear Hand, And by this Ring, which on this Hand I place, On which I've sworn Fidelity to Love; I never had a Wish or soft Desire To any other Woman, Since _Julia_ sway'd the Empire of my Soul. L. _Ful_. Hah, my own Ring I gave him last night. [_Aside_. --Your Jewel, Sir, is rich: Why do you part with things of so much value, So easily, and so frequently? _Gay_. To strengthen the weak Arguments of Love. L. _Ful_. And leave your self undone? _Gay_. Impossible, if I am blest with _Julia_. L. _Ful_. Love's a thin Diet, nor will keep out Cold. You cannot satisfy your Dunning Taylor, To cry--I am in Love! Though possible you may your Seamstress. _Gay_. Does ought about me speak such Poverty? L. _Ful_. I am sorry that it does not, since to maintain This Gallantry, 'tis said you use base means, Below a Gentleman. _Gay_. Who dares but to imagine it's a Rascal, A Slave, below a beating--what means my _Julia_? L. _Ful_. No more dissembling, I know your Land is gone --I know each Circumstance of all your Wants; Therefore--as e'er you hope that I should love you ever-- Tell me--where 'twas you got this Jewel, Sir. _Gay_. Hah--I hope 'tis no stol'n Goods; [_Aside_. Why on the sudden all this nice examining? L. _Ful_. You trifle with me, and I'll plead no more. _Gay_. Stay--why--I bought it, Madam-- L. _Ful_. Where had you Money, Sir? You see I am No Stranger to your Poverty. _Gay_. This is strange--perhaps it is a secret. L. _Ful_. So is my Love, which shall be kept from you. [_Offers to go_. _Gay_. Stay, _Julia_--your Will shall be obey'd, [_Sighing_. Though I had rather die than be obedient, Because I know you'll hate me when 'tis told. L. _Ful_. By all my Vows, let it be what it will, It ne'er shall alter me from loving you. _Gay_. I have--of late--been tempted-- With Presents, Jewels, and large Sums of Gold. L. _Ful_. Tempted! by whom? _Gay_. The Devil, for ought I know. L. _Ful_. Defend me, Heaven! the Devil? I hope you have not made a Contract with him. _Gay_. No, though in the Shape of Woman it appear'd. L. _Ful_. Where met you with it? _Gay_. By Magick Art I was conducted--I know not how, To an inchanted Palace in the Clouds, Where I was so attended-- Young dancing, singing Fiends innumerable. L. _Ful_. Imagination all! _Gay_. But for the am
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