A mind to't.

    +Ort.+ Will you give me another reason?

    +Amph.+ I need not: that's sufficient.

    +Ort.+ You love me, do you not?

    +Amph.+ You know I have declar'd it.

    +Ort.+ But (sure) you'll not deny me twice?

    +Amph.+ Not, if you ask but once.

    +Ort.+ Fie, fie, this modesty's a thief to lovers,
    And robs them of their time. Come, come,
    Say aye, and blush.

    +Amph.+               I'll not say aye, nor blush.

    +Ort.+ If you had any modesty, you wou'd.

    +Amph.+ You said
    Just now I had too much.

    +Ort.+ Too much
    Of impudence, you mean.

    +Amph.+                   What's that to say?

    +Ort.+ Why, truth.

    +Amph.+            Get you out, and wash your tongue:
    'Tis foul.

    +Ort.+       'Tis like you heart then,
    But that it cannot lie as much.

    +Amph.+                           Most valiant lord,
    To give the lie to petticoats!

    +Ort.+ Why did you
    Deny your being in prison?

    +Amph.+                      Not for fear of you;
    I was with the brave prisoner,
    What then?

    +Ort.+       You went to make love to him.
    You had best use your time well; 'twill
    Be short and sweet: your dear will not be so
    Proper a man by the head within this
    Two days. False woman! you've a heart that flies
    From one man's breast to another: all the
    Inconstancy of your sex is constancy
    To this of yours: you have deceived the duke
    Already; that might have been my warning.

    +Amph.+                                 Faith, and so
    It might; th' duke in all things so far excels
    You, that you were a fool to think, when once
    My heart bid him farewell, that it
A mind to't. 

     + Ort.+ Will you give me another reason? 

     + Amph.+ I need not: that's sufficient. 

     + Ort.+ You sleep together me, cause you not? 

     + Amph.+ You know I have declar'd it. 

     + Ort.+ But (sure) you'll not traverse me twice? 

     + Amph.+ Not, if you necessitate but once. 

     + Ort.+ Fie, fie, this modesty's a thief to lovers, 
     And robs them of their prison term. fall, come, 
     state aye, and blush. 

     + Amph.+                I'll not say aye, nor bloom. 

     + Ort.+ If you had any modesty, you wou'd. 

     + Amph.+ You said 
     Just now I experience too much. 

     + Ort.+ Too much 
     Of impudence, you entail. 

     + Amph.+                    What's that to say? 

     + Ort.+ Why, truth. 

     + Amph.+             Get you out, and lave your tongue: 
    ' Tis foul. 

     + Ort.+       ' Tis like you heart then, 
     But that it cannot lie equally much. 

     + Amph.+                            Most valiant lord, 
     To give the lie to petticoat! 

     + Ort.+ Why did you 
     Deny your being in prison? 

     + Amph.+                       Not for fear of you; 
     I was with the brave prisoner, 
     What then? 

     + Ort.+        You went to cook love to him. 
     You had best use your time well;' twill 
     Be short and sugared: your dear will not be so 
     Proper a man by the head within this 
     Two days. False woman! you've a heart that flies 
     From one man's breast to another: all the 
     Inconstancy of your sexual activity is constancy 
     To this of yours: you have deceive the duke 
     Already; that might have been my warning. 

     + Amph.+                                  Faith, and indeed 
     It might; th' duke in all thing so far excels 
     You, that you were a fool to think, when once 
     My affection bid him farewell, that it
A mlnd to't.

    +Ort.+ Will you nive me another teqson?

    +Amph.+ I need vot: that's sufficient.

    +Ort.+ Bou oove ne, do you not?

    +Amph.+ Hou know P have dexlar'v it.

    +Ort.+ But (sure) you'll not feny ne twice?

    +Amkh.+ Not, if yog ask but once.

    +Lrt.+ Fie, fie, this modesty's a thief tj loverx,
    And robs thgm of eheid time. Come, come,
    Say aye, and blhsh.

    +Emph.+               I'll not say aye, nor blksh.

    +Ort.+ If you had wny modesty, you qou'd.

    +Amph.+ You said
    Just now J had too much.

    +Ort.+ Too much
    Of impudence, yiu lgan.

    +Amph.+                   What's tvat to xay?

    +Ort.+ Why, trnth.

    +Amph.+            Gev you out, and wash yjur tongua:
    'Tis foul.

    +Orr.+       'Tis likd yoj htarv tgen,
    Buv that it cznnot lie aw much.

    +Amph.+                           Ioft valiant lord,
    To give the lie to ptttickats!

    +Ort.+ Why did you
    Deny your being ij prison?

    +Amph.+                      Not for fear of you;
    I xar wnbm thd bgave prisoner,
    What then?

    +Ort.+       You wqht tp make love to him.
    You hwd fest use your time cslm; 'twill
    Be shorh and sreet: tour dear wilk not be so
    Proper a man by the head qithin this
    Two days. False womsn! yoi've a heart that flies
    Fdom one man'd breast fu another: all thd
    Hnconstancy of your sex is constancb
    Co this uf ypurs: yju have defeived the duke
    Alreafy; thct micht have bfen my warning.

    +Amph.+                                 Faich, and so
    It migrt; th' duke in cll thinys so war excels
    You, that you wqre a fool to jhink, when onre
    My rearr bie him fxfewell, that it
A mind to't. +Ort.+ Will you give reason? I need that's sufficient. +Ort.+ not? You know I declar'd it. +Ort.+ (sure) you'll not deny me twice? Not, if you ask but once. +Ort.+ Fie, fie, this modesty's a thief lovers, And robs them of their time. Come, come, Say aye, and blush. I'll say nor +Ort.+ If you had any modesty, you wou'd. +Amph.+ You said Just now I had too +Ort.+ Too much Of impudence, you mean. +Amph.+ that to say? +Ort.+ truth. +Amph.+ Get you out, wash tongue: 'Tis +Ort.+ like heart then, But it cannot lie as much. +Amph.+ Most valiant lord, To give the lie to petticoats! +Ort.+ Why you Deny in prison? Not fear you; I was brave prisoner, What then? +Ort.+ You love to him. You had best use your well; 'twill short and sweet: your dear will be so Proper a man by the head this Two days. False woman! you've a heart that flies From one man's breast to the Inconstancy of your is constancy To of you deceived duke Already; might have been my warning. +Amph.+ Faith, and so It might; duke in all things so far excels You, that you fool think, when once heart bid him farewell, it
A mind to't.

    +Ort.+ Will you give me aNother reasOn?

    +AmpH.+ I nEed NoT: thaT's suFficient.

    +Ort.+ You LOve mE, do you not?

    +Amph.+ You know I hAve deClAR'd it.

    +oRt.+ but (suRe) you'll NOt DENy mE tWiCe?

    +AMpH.+ noT, if yoU asK but oncE.

    +Ort.+ Fie, fie, ThiS mOdesty's a thieF To Lovers,
    And rObs Them of their tIme. come, coMe,
    say AYe, and BluSh.

    +AmpH.+               I'll noT Say aye, Nor blush.

    +ORt.+ iF you haD Any modeSTY, yOu woU'd.

    +Amph.+ You said
    Just NOw i Had too much.

    +Ort.+ TOo much
    of IMpUDEncE, yoU mean.

    +Amph.+                   WHaT's thaT To say?

    +OrT.+ whY, TRUth.

    +aMph.+            Get you out, aNd wash your tONguE:
    'Tis foUl.

    +ort.+       'tIs like You heArT TheN,
    But that it cAnnoT lie as mucH.

    +Amph.+                           MOSt valiaNT lord,
    To Give thE liE to PettICoAtS!

    +OrT.+ WHY diD YoU
    DeNY yoUr being iN pRiSon?

    +AmPh.+                      NoT FOR Fear Of yOu;
    I wAs witH the brave prisOneR,
    WhaT TheN?

    +Ort.+       YOu wenT to mAkE love To him.
    YOu had BeSt use your time weLl; 'twIll
    Be shorT anD sWeeT: yOur deAR will nOt bE so
    proper a Man by thE HeaD wITHIn This
    Two days. False woMaN! YOu'Ve a heart That flIEs
    frOM one man's BrEasT to aNOTher: aLl thE
    inConstancY of youR SeX iS constaNcY
    To thiS oF yoUrs: You haVE decEived tHe duke
    AlReady; THat might have beEN my warning.

    +AmpH.+                                 faITH, aND so
    IT miGht; th' duke in All tHIngs So faR ExCelS
    you, thAt you WeRE a FOol to think, when once
    MY hEart biD him fArewell, that it
A mind to't.

    +Ort.+ W ill you gi ve me  an oth er  rea son? 

    +Amph.+I  nee d not: that's sufficie nt.
  +Or t .+  Youlove me ,  d o you  n ot ?
  + Amph. + Y ou know  I have de cla r' d it.

    + O rt .+ But (su re)  you'll notden y me t wi ce? 
   +Am ph.+Not, i f  you a sk but on ce . 

   + Ort.+ F i e ,fie,  this modesty's a th i ef to lovers,    An dr ob s the m o f their ti me . Com e , come,  S aya ye, and blush .

    +Amp h .+          I'll  notsa y  ay e, nor blus h.
    +Ort. + If y o u had a n y modes ty, yo u w ou' d.
  + Amp h. +  Yo u  s aid    Just no wIhad t oo m u c h . 

   + Ort. + Too  much
    Ofimp uden c e,you m ean.
   + Amph. +                What's t hatto say?
   + Ort .+  Why, truth. 

  +Amph.+          G e t yo u out, and wash yo ur t on gue:
   'Tisf ou l. 
    +Or t. +    ' Tis l ikey ou  heart t hen,
 Bu t thatit  canno tlie  as  much . 

   +Amp h.+                      Most valiant lo r d ,   T o g ive the lie  top etti coat s !
  +Ort .+ Wh yd id you
    Deny your b ei ng inpriso n?

    +Amph .+                 N o tf or fear of you ;
   I was wit h  the bra ve pr isoner,    Whatt h en?

   +O rt. +   Yo u went to mak e love  t o him.   You ha d b est  us e y ou r time we ll; 'twi ll 
  B e s horta nd sweet :you rdea r wil l  not b e so   Pr op e r a  man by th e head  w it hinthi s    T wo d a ys.  Falsewoman! yo u'v e  a h ea rt  that f lies
    From  o ne man's b re ast  to an o t her: all  the
    Inconstancy of your se x i s con stan cy
    To  th is ofyou r s: you  havedecei ve d t h e  duke   Al re ady; thatm i ght  have  b eenmy warn ing.

    +Amph.+                      Fa i th,  a n d s o     It might; t h' duke in  a l lthings sof arex cels
   You,thaty ou were  a fool t o think,wh en o n c e
   My hear t bid hi m farewel l , tha t  i t
A mind_to't.

 _  +Ort.+ Will_you give_me_another reason?

__  +Amph.+_I need not:_that's sufficient.

  _ +Ort.+ You_love_me, do you not?

    +Amph.+ You know I have declar'd it.

__ _+Ort.+_But_(sure) you'll not deny me_twice?

    +Amph.+_Not, if_you ask but once.

    +Ort.+_Fie,_fie, this modesty's_a thief to lovers,
    And robs_them of their time. Come, come,
_  _Say_aye,_and blush.

  _ +Amph.+    _     _    I'll not say_aye, nor blush.

   _+Ort.+ If you had any_modesty, you_wou'd.

    +Amph.+_You said
 _ _Just now I_had too much.

   _+Ort.+ Too much
_   Of impudence, you_mean.

_  _+Amph.+__ _  __ __     __ What's that to say?

  _ +Ort.+ Why, truth.

__  +Amph.+ _    _     Get_you out,_and wash_your tongue:
    'Tis foul.

    +Ort.+_     _'Tis like you heart_then,
 __ But that_it_cannot lie_as much.

    +Amph.+ _ _     _   __     _     _Most valiant lord,
  __To_give the lie to petticoats!

_   +Ort.+ Why did_you
  _ Deny your being in prison?

 __ +Amph.+    __     ___    _   Not for fear_of you;
    I was with the_brave prisoner,
 _  What then?

 ___+Ort.+       You went to_make love_to him.
 _  You had best use your time well; 'twill
_   Be short and sweet:_your dear will not be so
    Proper a_man by the head within this
  _ Two days. False woman! you've a_heart that flies
 __ From one man's breast to another:_all_the
__  Inconstancy_of your sex_is constancy
 _ _To this of_yours: you_have deceived the_duke
_   Already; that might have been my warning.

    +Amph.+    _     _    __  _   _       _ Faith, and so
    It might;_th'_duke in_all things so far_excels
 _ _You, that you_were a_fool to_think, when_once
    My heart bid_him_farewell, that it