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told you of. _Anto._ I might have read it then, and ne're askt you, had I but known it. _Cael._ If your Lordship pleases you may read it. _Anto._ No, no, I will not, but prethee keep it better. _Cael._ My Lord, there are some Tenants, who desire to express Their Loves by Rural Recreations-- _Anto._ Bid e'm stay, their sports are more in season after Dinner. So willing now to have it read, and yet before so backward! [Ex. _Cael_. Why, this confirms me she is false, it was contriv'd On purpose for my sight. The Devil's not so cunning As a Woman. [Enter Nurse. Oh, Beldame, are you come? Tell me, you Bawd, Who Whores my Wife? For Whore I know she is, And you're her Bawd. Tell me, I say, the man, The place, the Circumstance, and very time, Or I will quarter thee, and throw thy flesh to'th' dogs. _Nurse._ Alas, my Lord, I know nothing, but that when You're from Home, _Pedro_ goes to her Chamber, and Stays there all Night, but what they do, I know Not, for none but _Flora's_ with them. _Anto._ _Pedro_! Oh monstrous, she would devour a Legion! Is't every Night, do you say? _Nurse._ Yes, every Night; but I durst never tell you! Alas, she suckt these Breasts. _Anto._ Shew me this Night _Pedro_, in Bed with her, Or I will cut thy Tongue out. _Nurse._ 'Tis impossible when you are at home. _Anto._ I will contrive a Journey out of Town, but will at Twelve return, then let me in; for if you fail I'le cut your Throat. _Nurse._ I'le do my best. [Exit. _Anto._ _Pedro_! What sordid Devil prompted her to that? Why, I am known to all the World a Cuckold; The very Boys i'th' street must point at me; But hold, this new Intelligence struck out the old, And made me quite forget about _Francisco_. _Enter _Jasper_._ Oh, _Jasper_! I'm confirm'd my Wife's a Devil, And I will send her to the rest e're Morning; Go and contrive a Letter from _Don John_; Shall intimate he's sick, and wants my presence, Then I'le contrive the rest. _Jasp._ Be not too rash, my Lord, might I advise You should be certain e're you Acted ought. _Anto._ How can I be more certain then this Night, To be Eye-witness of her Lust my self, As Nurse has undertook I shall. _Jasp._ Ay, Sir, but things may fail, and they not meet. _Anto._ Name a more certain way then. _Jasp._ My Lord, there lives a Woman in the Suburbs, Mighty in Science, who by Art can tell All that she pleases, I'de have you go to her. _Anto.
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