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. [_Exit_. MUCEDORUS. And must I go, and must I needs depart? Ye goodly groves, partakers of my songs, In time tofore, when fortune did not frown, Pour forth your plaints, and wail awhile with me. And thou bright sun, my comfort in the cold, Hide, hide thy face, and leave me comfortless. Ye wholesome herbs and sweet-smelling savours-- Yea, each thing else prolonging life of man-- Change, change your wonted course, that I, Wanting your aid, in woful sort may die. _Enter_ AMADINE [_and_ ARIENA, _her maid_.] AMADINE. Ariena, if anybody ask for me, Make some excuse, till I return. ARIENA. What, and Segasto call? AMADINE. Do thou the like to him? I mean not to stay long. [_Exit_. MUCEDORUS. This voice so sweet my pining spirits revives. AMADINE. Shepherd, well-met; tell me how thou doest. MUCEDORUS. I linger life, yet wish for speedy death. AMADINE. Shepherd, although thy banishment Already be decreed, and all against my will, Yet Amadine---- MUCEDORUS. Ah, Amadine! to hear Of banishment is death--ay, double death to me; But since I must depart, one thing I crave. AMADINE. Say on, with all my heart. MUCEDORUS. That in absence either far or near, You honour me as servant with your name. AMADINE. Not so. MUCEDORUS. And why? AMADINE. I honour thee as sovereign of my heart. MUCEDORUS. A shepherd and a sovereign nothing like. AMADINE. Yet like enough, where there is no dislike. MUCEDORUS. Yet great dislike, or else no banishment. AMADINE. Shepherd, it is only Segasto that Procures thy banishment. MUCEDORUS. Unworthy wights are most in jealousy. AMADINE. Would God they would Free thee from banishment, or likewise banish me. MUCEDORUS. Amen say I, to have your company. AMADINE. Well, shepherd, sith thou sufferest This for my sake, With thee in exile also let me live, On this condition, shepherd, thou canst love. MUCEDORUS. No longer love, no longer let me live. AMADINE. Of late I loved one indeed, now love I none but only thee. MUCEDORUS. Thanks, worthy princess: I burn likewise, yet smother up the blast, I dare not promise what I may perform. AMADINE. Well, shepherd, hark what I shall say, I will return unto my father's court, There[176] to provide me of such necessaries As for my journey I shall think most fit. This being done, I will return to thee. Do thou
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