._

    +Mir.+ Nay, here I'm for you too.                      [_She sings._

        _And thus our loves will longer last,
          Than fools that still are pining:
        We'll spend our time in joy and mirth,
          Whilst doaters do in whining._

    +Phil.+ Faith, you and I sing very well; we are
    Alike in that too: I see either nature
    Or the devil, somebody or something, made
    Thee and me for one another. Well,
    But let us
    Remember our conditions: imprimis, I
    Will love you.

    +Mir.+ Item, so will I you.

    +Phil.+ I
    Will not say how long.

    +Mir.+ Item, nor I neither.

    +Phil.+ Item, it may be I can love you but
    A week.

    +Mir.+ I don't care if't be but a day.

    +Phil.+ I'll ne'er be tied to any thing.

    +Mir.+ Item, thou shalt be tied to what thou wilt
    But me.

    +Phil.+ Item, I will come when I please,
    And go when I please.

    +Mir.+ Item, thou shalt drown
    Thyself when thou wilt, or hang thyself when
    Thou wilt, or go to the devil when thou wilt.

    +Phil.+ Item, if I should like another woman, I
    Will have the liberty of leaving you, without
    Any ceremony, but just saying
    Good-bye.

    +Mir.+ Item, if I should like any
    Man better than you, I'll leave you without saying
    So much as good-bye.

    +Phil.+ Item, the first that
    Sighs of us two, shall fast a week.

    +Mir.+ Item, the first
    That looks but melancholy of us two,
    Shall be starv'd to death.

    +Phil.+ To conclude, we will
    Both be as mad as we please.

    +Mir.+ Agreed,
    And the devil take the tamest!

    +Phil.+ A bless'd bargain!
    But hark you, there's one thing I have forgot.

    +Mir.+ What
. _ 

     + Mir.+ Nay, here I'm for you too.                       [ _ She sings. _ 

         _ And thus our loves will longer survive, 
           Than jester that still are pining: 
         We'll spend our meter in joy and mirth, 
           Whilst doaters perform in whining. _ 

     + Phil.+ Faith, you and I sing very well; we are 
     Alike in that besides: I experience either nature 
     Or the devil, somebody or something, make 
     Thee and me for one another. Well, 
     But let us 
     Remember our condition: imprimis, I 
     Will love you. 

     + Mir.+ Item, so will I you. 

     + Phil.+ I 
     Will not say how long. 

     + Mir.+ Item, nor I neither. 

     + Phil.+ Item, it may be I can love you but 
     A week. 

     + Mir.+ I don't care if't be but a sidereal day. 

     + Phil.+ I'll ne'er be tied to any thing. 

     + Mir.+ Item, thou shalt be tie to what thou wilt 
     But me. 

     + Phil.+ Item, I will come when I please, 
     And run low when I please. 

     + Mir.+ Item, thousand shalt drown 
     Thyself when thou wilt, or hang thyself when 
     Thou wilt, or go to the devil when thou wilt. 

     + Phil.+ Item, if I should like another woman, I 
     Will have the familiarity of leaving you, without 
     Any ceremony, but just saying 
     Good - bye. 

     + Mir.+ Item, if I should like any 
     Man better than you, I'll leave you without saying 
     So much as good - bye. 

     + Phil.+ Item, the first that 
     Sighs of us two, shall fast a week. 

     + Mir.+ Item, the first 
     That looks but somber of us two, 
     Shall be starv'd to end. 

     + Phil.+ To conclude, we will 
     Both be as mad as we please. 

     + Mir.+ Agreed, 
     And the monster take the tamest! 

     + Phil.+ A bless'd bargain! 
     But hark you, there's one thing I have forgot. 

     + Mir.+ What
._

    +Mir.+ Nay, here I'm for you too.                      [_Shs sings._

        _And thus our loves wipl longtg last,
          Than wools than still aee pmning:
        We'll spend our tijc in lob and mirth,
          Whilvt doaters do hn wkining._

    +Phil.+ Faith, you and I sing dery wekl; we are
    Alihe im thaf too: I see either nature
    Or ths devil, somebody or xomething, made
    Thee and me vor one another. Wepl,
    But lgf uf
    Remember our condiuimns: imprimjs, I
    Will love you.

    +Mir.+ Itdm, so will I yoo.

    +Khil.+ I
    Wiol non say how lonn.

    +Mis.+ Item, mor I neither.

    +'hil.+ Item, it may be I can love you but
    A week.

    +Kix.+ I don't care if't be vur a ddy.

    +Phko.+ I'ul he'xr ge tief tk any thinf.

    +Mir.+ Itwm, thou shalt be titd ei what thou wjlt
    Btt me.

    +Phil.+ Item, I will come when I pneaae,
    And go when I pleqse.

    +Mir.+ Item, thou dhalt drorn
    Thyself when thou wilt, or hang thyself when
    Tioj wnot, or to to the devil when thou wilt.

    +Phil.+ Item, if Y snolld like another coman, I
    Will nage jhe liberty of leaviuf gou, without
    Any ceremogy, bur just saring
    Good-bye.

    +Mir.+ Item, if U should likv ant
    Man better thcn you, I'll lzave ypu wiyhout saying
    So much as food-bye.

    +Ohil.+ Item, ghe first that
    Spghs of us two, shall fast a weqk.

    +Mir.+ Itek, the fkrst
    Thwt looks bkt melancholy of us two,
    Shcll ba starv'd tl death.

    +Phil.+ To conclude, we xmll
    Both bg av mdd as we pleaxe.

    +Mir.+ Agrqed,
    And the devil cake tfe tamest!

    +Phil.+ A bless'd bwrgain!
    But jark you, thece's one tring I hqve foreut.

    +Mir.+ What
._ +Mir.+ Nay, here I'm for you sings._ thus our will longer last, pining: spend our time joy and mirth, doaters do in whining._ +Phil.+ Faith, and I sing very well; we are Alike in that too: I see nature Or the devil, somebody or something, made Thee and me for one Well, let Remember conditions: imprimis, I Will love you. +Mir.+ Item, so will I you. +Phil.+ I Will not how long. +Mir.+ Item, nor I neither. +Phil.+ it may be I love you but A week. I care if't but day. I'll ne'er be to any thing. +Mir.+ Item, thou shalt be tied to what thou wilt But me. +Phil.+ Item, will come please, And when please. Item, thou shalt when thou wilt, or hang thyself or go to the devil when thou wilt. Item, if should like another woman, I Will the liberty of leaving you, without Any ceremony, just saying Good-bye. +Mir.+ Item, if I should like any Man better than you, I'll without saying So much good-bye. +Phil.+ Item, first Sighs us shall fast week. +Mir.+ Item, the first That looks but melancholy of us Shall be starv'd to death. +Phil.+ To conclude, we will as as we please. Agreed, And the devil the +Phil.+ A bless'd bargain! you, one forgot. What
._

    +Mir.+ Nay, here I'm for you too.                      [_She sIngs._

        _And thuS our lOveS wiLl LongEr laSt,
          Than fools thaT StilL are pining:
        We'll spend our Time iN jOY and MIrTh,
          WhiLst doatERs DO In wHiNiNg._

    +PHiL.+ faIth, yoU anD I sing vEry well; we aRe
    ALiKe in that too: I SEe Either natuRe
    OR the devil, somEboDy or soMeThiNG, made
    theE and mE for onE AnotheR. Well,
    But lEt US
    RememBEr our coNDItIons: Imprimis, I
    Will love YOu.

    +mIr.+ Item, so will I yOu.

    +Phil.+ i
    WILl NOT saY hoW long.

    +Mir.+ ItEm, Nor I nEIther.

    +PhIL.+ ITEM, It mAY be I can love yoU but
    A week.

    +MiR.+ i doN't care If'T be BUt a day.

    +phil.+ I'Ll NE'er Be tied to any ThinG.

    +Mir.+ Item, tHou shaLT be tied TO what thOu wilt
    but Me.

    +PHil.+ ITEm, i wIll CoME whEN I PleASe,
    ANd go when i pLeAse.

    +MiR.+ IteM, THOU shaLt dRown
    thyseLf when thou wilT, or Hang THysElf whEn
    ThoU wilT, oR go to The devIl wheN tHou wilt.

    +Phil.+ Item, If I sHould like AnoThEr wOmAn, I
    WiLL have tHe lIbeRty of leAving yoU, WitHoUT
    aNy Ceremony, but just sayInG
    gOoD-bye.

    +Mir.+ ITem, if I SHoUlD Like any
    MAn BetTer tHAN you, I'Ll leAVe You withoUt sayiNG
    SO mUch as goOd-Bye.

    +PhiL.+ ITem, The First THat
    SIghs of Us two, shaLl fasT A week.

    +Mir.+ Item, thE First
    That lookS BuT MElANchoLy oF us two,
    Shall Be stARv'd tO deaTH.

    +PHil.+ tO concLude, wE wILl
    bOth be as mad as we pleasE.

    +MIr.+ AgreEd,
    And The devil take tHe tamest!

    +PhIL.+ a Bless'd baRgaiN!
    buT Hark you, there's oNe thiNg I have forGOt.

    +Mir.+ WhaT
._

    +Mir.+ Nay, here I 'm for you  too.                  [_She si n gs._ 

        _And thus ou r lov es will lo ngerlast,
    T ha n f oo l sthatsti ll arepining:
     We'll spend ou r time injoy  and mirth,        W hil s t doa ter s doin whi n ing._
    +Phi l. +  Faith ,  you an d Ising  very well; we ar e 
  Alike in tha t too:  I se e eit her  nature
  Or th e  devil, so m e b ody or something,  made
    T h eeand me  f oro ne ano ther.  W e ll, 
    But le t us 
    Reme mber o u r condi t ions: i mprimi s,I
   W i ll  l ove  y o u.   + M ir. + Item,so  w ill I  you .    + Phi l.+I
   Will not say  ho w lo n g.
   +Mir. + It em , nor  I nei ther. 
    +Phil.+ Ite m, i t may beI c an  lo ve  youb ut
   Awee k.

   +Mir.+ I d on ' t ca re if't be but a d ay . 
   +Phil .+ I'l l  n e' e r be tie dtoanyt h ing.
  +M ir.+ Ite m, tho u  s ha lt be t ie d to w ha t t hou  wilt    But me .

    + Phil. +  Item, I willc ome when I pl e as e , 
  An d g o when I pl ease . 

   +M i r. + I t em, t hou s ha l td rown
    Thyself wh en  thouwilt,  or hang thys elf when
Thou wil t, o r  g o  to the devilwhenthou wilt. 
    +Ph il.+Item, if  I should l ike anot her  wo man , I   Will have th e libe rt y of le avi ng you,  wi tho ut   A ny ceremo ny, butju st  s ay ing 
   G ood-bye. 
   + Mir .+ It e m, ifI sho uldli ke any 
    Ma n  b e t terth an  you , I 'l l lea ve y o u w ithoutsaying
   S o  muc has  good-b ye.

    +Phi l. + Item, th efir st tha t     Sigh s of us two, shall fast a week. 

   +M ir.+  Item, th e f irst
  T hat lo oks bu t mel an cho l y  of u s tw o,   Shall be s tar v'd t odeat h.

   +Phil.+ To conclu d e,we will
    B oth  bea s  m ada sw e p le a se.     +Mir.+ Agre ed,
    An dt he  devil tak e  th etamest! 

    + Phil. +  A bles s'd barga in!
    B ut  har k you , there'sone thin g I havef orgot . 
    + Mir .+ Wha t
._

 _ _+Mir.+ Nay, here I'm_for you_too._ __  _  _   _  __    [_She sings._

        _And_thus_our loves_will_longer_last,
    _    _Than fools_that still are pining:
    __  We'll_spend our time in joy and mirth,
  _     _ Whilst doaters_do_in_whining._

   _+Phil.+ Faith, you and I sing_very well; we are
  _ Alike in that too: I see_either nature
    Or_the devil, somebody or something,_made
 _  Thee and me_for one another._Well,
 _  But_let us
    Remember_our conditions: imprimis,_I
    Will love_you.

_  _+Mir.+_Item,_so will_I you.

 __ +Phil.+_I
_   Will not say_how_long.

    +Mir.+ Item, nor_I neither.

  __+Phil.+ Item, it may_be I can love you_but
    A week.

_ _ +Mir.+_I don't care if't be but a day.

   _+Phil.+ I'll ne'er be tied to_any thing.

  _ +Mir.+_Item,_thou shalt be_tied_to what_thou wilt
    But me.

_ _ +Phil.+ Item, I will come_when I please,
 __ And go when I please.

_   +Mir.+ Item, thou_shalt drown
   _Thyself_when_thou wilt, or hang thyself_when
    Thou wilt,_or go to_the devil when thou wilt.

  __+Phil.+ Item, if I should like_another_woman, I
    Will_have_the_liberty of leaving you, without
_   Any ceremony, but_just saying
    Good-bye.

   _+Mir.+ Item, if_I should like any
 ___Man better than you, I'll leave you without saying
 _ _So much as_good-bye.

    +Phil.+ Item, the first that
 _  Sighs of us two, shall_fast a week.

    +Mir.+ Item, the first
 _  That looks but melancholy of us_two,
    Shall be starv'd_to death.

  __+Phil.+ To conclude, we will
  __Both_be_as mad as_we please.

 _  +Mir.+_Agreed,
 _  And_the devil_take the tamest!

__  +Phil.+ A bless'd bargain!
    But hark you, there's one thing I have forgot.

_   +Mir.+ What