Not knowing that it was their Lord, the huntsmen cheere their houndsi
<p>With wonted noyse and for Acteon looke about the grounds.
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</p><p>His (Mars) hands he cast upon her (Nectar) like a snare,
She overcome with shame and sallow feare,
Like chast Diana, when Acteon spyde her,
Being sodainly betraide, dyv'd downe to hide her.
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</p><p>No, sir, but when Acteon died, he left the horns for
you. Mephistophilis, be gone. Exit Mephistophilis.
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