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be as ready to be damn'd In honour as any Lover of you all. _Alcan_. Ounds, Sir, d'ye railly with me? _Fal_. Your pardon, sweet _Alcander_, I protest I am Not in so gay an humour. _Alcan_. Farewell, I had forgot my self. [_Exit_. _Fal_. Stark mad, by _Jove_--yet it may be not, for _Alcander_ has many unaccountable humours. Well, if this be agreeable to _Aminta_, she's e'en as mad As he, and 'twere great pity to part them. _Enter_ Pisaro, Aminta, _and_ Olinda. _Am_. Well, have you kill'd him? _Fal_. Some wiser than some, Madam. --My Lord--what, alive?-- [_Sees_ Pisaro, _runs to him, and embraces him_. _Pis_. Worth two dead men, you see. _Fal_. That's more than I could have said within This half hour. _Alcander's_ very _Orlando_, by _Jove_, and gone To seek out one that's madder yet than himself That will kill him. _Am_. Oh, dear _Falatius_, run and fetch him back. _Fal_. Madam, I have so lately 'scap'd a scouring, That I wish you would take it for a mark Of my Passion to disobey you; For he is in a damn'd humour. _Am_. He's out of it by this, I warrant you; But do not tell him that _Pisaro_ lives. _Fal_. That's as I shall find occasion. [_Exit_ Fal. _Pis. Alcander_ is a worthy Youth and brave, I wish you would esteem him so; 'Tis true, there's now some difference between us, Our Interests are dispos'd to several ways, But Time and Management will join us all: I'll leave you; but prithee make it thy business To get my Pardon for last night's rudeness. _Am_. I shall not fail. [_Exit_ Pis. _Re-enter_ Falatius, _with_ Alcander _melancholy_. _Fal_. Here, Madam, here he is. _Am_. Tell me, _Alcander_, why you treat me thus? You say you love me, if I could believe you. _Alcan_. Believe a Man! away, you have no wit, I'll say as much to every pretty Woman. _Am_. But I have given you no cause to wrong me. _Alcan_. That was my Fate, not Fault, I knew him not: But yet to make up my offence to you, I offer you my life; for I'm undone, If any faults of mine should make you sad. _Am_. Here, take your Sword again, my Brother's well. [_She gives him his Sword again_. _Fal_. Yes, by _Jove_, as I am: you had been finely serv'd, If I had kill'd you now. _Am_. What, sorry for the news? ha, ha, ha. _Alcan_. No, sorry y'are a Woman, a mere Woman
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