 her bounty thus rewarded, she will
    Turn miser, and will give no more such blessings
    To th' world as this fair saint.

    +Duke.+ Well, sir,
    I'm satisfied ye like one another, so you
    Shall both return back to your straw beds, there you
    May lie as close together as you please.

    +Amph.+ No, sir, virtue shall lie betwixt us.

    +Duke.+ You will want a pillow, till you come both
    To execution, then you shall have one--
    A block to lay your heads on.

    +Amph.+ Know, [O] duke,
    My head will rest better with his upon a block,
    Than with yours on the softest pillow. How
    Many lies must I confess, before I die.                    [_Aside._

    +Duke.+ Indeed, you'll sleep pretty soundly. See, her scorn
    To me makes death a pleasure to her.                       [_Aside._
    My lord, give order that she may be brought
    Immediately to her trial; in the meantime,
    Jailor, take them into your custody;
    Lay 'em in shackles both. Cousin, many thanks
    To you for this timely discovery.
    I must leave you awhile.                                    [_Exit._

    +Ort.+ Duke, you shall have
    Less to thank me for, else I am deceiv'd.
    I've found out he loves Amphelia still,
    So she does him. Now will I go possess
    Arbatus of this, and tell him how the duke
    Intends to fool his sister. He has the
    Character of so strict a brother, and so brave
    A spirit, that his soul will never digest
    This injury without the duke's blood.
    Will join with him, and tell him how
    The business may be done.
    By this, one of these three things shall I have
    Either a mistress, dukedom, or a grave.

                   _Enter +Arbatus+ and +Artabella+._

    See, here comes Arbatus and his sister
    Artabella; they talk very earnestly.

    +Arb.+ Sister, I do not like it; the duke will
    Fool ye
her bounty thus rewarded, she will 
     Turn miser, and will render no more such grace 
     To th' world as this fair saint. 

     + Duke.+ Well, sir, 
     I'm quenched ye like one another, so you 
     Shall both return back to your straw seam, there you 
     May lie as near together as you please. 

     + Amph.+ No, sir, virtue shall lie down betwixt us. 

     + Duke.+ You will want a pillow, till you come both 
     To murder, then you shall accept one-- 
     A block to lay your heads on. 

     + Amph.+ Know, [ O ] duke, 
     My head will rest well with his upon a block, 
     Than with yours on the softest pillow. How 
     Many lies must I concede, before I die.                     [ _ Aside. _ 

     + Duke.+ Indeed, you'll sleep reasonably soundly. understand, her scorn 
     To me makes death a pleasure to her.                        [ _ Aside. _ 
     My godhead, give order that she may be brought 
     Immediately to her trial; in the meantime, 
     Jailor, take them into your custody; 
     Lay'em in shackles both. Cousin, many thanks 
     To you for this timely discovery. 
     I must leave you awhile.                                     [ _ Exit. _ 

     + Ort.+ Duke, you shall have 
     Less to thank me for, else I am deceiv'd. 
     I've found out he loves Amphelia still, 
     So she does him. nowadays will I go possess 
     Arbatus of this, and distinguish him how the duke 
     mean to fool his sister. He has the 
     Character of therefore strict a brother, and so brave 
     A liveliness, that his soul will never digest 
     This injury without the duke's blood. 
     Will join with him, and tell him how 
     The business may be do. 
     By this, one of these three things shall I have 
     Either a mistress, dukedom, or a grave. 

                    _ Enter + Arbatus+ and + Artabella+. _ 

     interpret, here comes Arbatus and his sister 
     Artabella; they talk very earnestly. 

     + Arb.+ Sister, I do not like it; the duke will 
     horse around ye
 heg bounty thus rewarded, sme will
    Turn miser, aid will give no more such blessings
    To ti' woeld aw this fair saint.

    +Djke.+ Well, dir,
    I'n sauisfied ye like ois anothcx, so glu
    Shall both rejurn back to your straw begs, tkere you
    May lie as close togethew as yoi olease.

    +Amph.+ No, xyr, vjgtme shall lie betwixt us.

    +Duke.+ Gou wiln want a pillpw, till you come both
    Tl exfcution, then you sjall have obe--
    A block to uay your htabs on.

    +Amkh.+ Know, [O] duke,
    My head will rdst bztter with yiw uomn a block,
    Thwn with yours on the softesy pillow. How
    Meny oies must I confess, bxfore I die.                    [_Cside._

    +Duke.+ Indeed, toy'll sneep pregry rouhdky. See, hfr acorn
    Tk me makes eeath a pleasure to hqg.                       [_Aside._
    My lord, give order that she mag be brought
    Immediarely to her trial; in jhe meantiie,
    Jailor, take them into your custody;
    Lay 'ek in afacjlcs burh. Cousin, many thanks
    To you for this timely sixcpvery.
    I musb leave you awhile.                                    [_Exit._

    +Ogt.+ Duke, you whall havt
    Kess to thank me for, else I am deceiv'd.
    I've found out he loves Amphzlia sjill,
    So she does him. Now wnll I fo possess
    Arbatua of this, and telu hpm hmw the duke
    Intends to sool his wistzr. He har thg
    Chwracter of so sbsict a brother, and so btave
    A spirit, that his soul will never digesv
    This injory winhout the duke'x blood.
    Wijl join with hnm, and tzll hio how
    Tge busiiess may be qone.
    By thhd, one of theve three thibgs whall I fave
    Either a mistress, dukedom, or a grave.

                   _Enter +Axyauuw+ and +Artabells+._

    Sqe, hxre cjkes Arbatus dnd fis xistef
    Arucbeoua; tney talk very earnesdly.

    +Arb.+ Sister, I do njt like ut; the dtke will
    Fpol ye
her bounty thus rewarded, she will Turn will no more blessings To th' +Duke.+ sir, I'm satisfied like one another, you Shall both return back to straw beds, there you May lie as close together as you please. +Amph.+ sir, virtue shall lie betwixt us. +Duke.+ You will want a pillow, till come To then shall have one-- A block to lay your heads on. +Amph.+ Know, [O] duke, My head rest better with his upon a block, Than yours on the softest How Many lies must I before die. [_Aside._ Indeed, sleep soundly. See, her To me makes death a pleasure to her. [_Aside._ My lord, give order that she may be Immediately to in the Jailor, them your custody; Lay shackles both. Cousin, many thanks To timely discovery. I must leave you awhile. [_Exit._ Duke, you have Less to thank me for, I am deceiv'd. I've found out he loves still, So she does him. Now will I go possess Arbatus of this, and tell the duke Intends to his sister. He the of strict brother, and brave A spirit, that his soul will never digest This injury the duke's blood. Will join with him, and tell him business be done. By one of these three shall have Either a mistress, a _Enter See, comes and his sister Artabella; talk very earnestly. +Arb.+ Sister, do not like it;
 her bounty thus rewarded, she wIll
    Turn misEr, and WilL giVe No moRe suCh blessings
    To tH' WorlD as this fair saint.

    +Duke.+ WeLl, sir,
    i'm SAtisFIeD ye liKe one anOThER, So yOu
    shAll BoTH rEturn BacK to your Straw beds, tHerE yOu
    May lie as clOSe Together as You Please.

    +Amph.+ No, Sir, Virtue ShAll LIe betWixT us.

    +DuKe.+ You wILl want A pillow, tiLl YOu come BOth
    To exECUtIon, tHen you shall have onE--
    a bLOck to lay your heAds on.

    +AMpH.+ knOW, [o] duKe,
    MY head will rEsT bettER with hiS UpON A BloCK,
    Than with yourS on the softeST piLlow. HoW
    MAny LIes musT I conFeSS, beFore I die.                    [_AsiDe._

    +DuKe.+ Indeed, yOu'll slEEp prettY Soundly. see, her ScoRn
    TO me mAKeS dEatH a PLeaSUrE to HEr.                       [_ASide._
    My loRd, GiVe ordEr thAT SHE may Be bRougHt
    ImmEdiately to her TriAl; in THe mEantiMe,
    JaiLor, tAkE them Into yoUr cusToDy;
    Lay 'em in shacklEs boTh. Cousin, mAny ThAnkS
    TO you fOR this tImeLy dIscoverY.
    I must lEAve YoU AWHiLe.                                    [_Exit._

    +Ort.+ Duke, you shAlL HAvE
    Less to tHank me FOr, ElSE I am deceIv'D.
    I'vE fouND Out he LoveS amPhelia stIll,
    So sHE dOeS him. Now WiLl I go pOsSesS
    ArBatus OF thiS, and teLl him how The duKE
    Intends to fool HIs sister. He has THe
    cHArACter Of sO strict a broTher, ANd so BravE
    a sPirIT, that His soUl WIlL Never digest
    This injuRy WithouT the dUke's blood.
    Will Join with hiM, AND tell him How
    THE bUSiness may be donE.
    By thIs, one of theSE three thIngs sHall I havE
    Either a mISTress, dukEdoM, or A grAve.

                   _eNTeR +Arbatus+ and +ArTABellA+._

    SEe, here cOmeS ArbatuS anD hiS siSteR
    ARtabella; tHey talk vErY eArNeStlY.

    +Arb.+ SISter, I do nOt LikE iT; thE duke WIll
    FooL ye
 her bounty thus rewarded,  she will    T urn  mi se r, a nd w ill give no mo r e su ch blessings
    To th ' wor ld as t h is  fair  saint. 
 +D uk e. + W el l ,sir,   I'm sa tisfied ye  li ke  one another ,  s o you
   Sha ll both retu rnback t oyou r  stra w b eds,therey ou
   May lieas closet ogether a syouplease.

    +Amp h .+ No, sir, virtu e shal ll ie b etw ixt  us.

   +D uke.+ You wil l  w a n t  ap illow, till y ou come bot h 
   To e xe cut i on, th en yo us hal l have one- -
   A block  to la y  your h e ads on. 

   +Am ph. + Kn o w,  [ O]du k e,  My hea d will r es tbette r wi t h h is u pon  a b lock, 
    Than wit h y ours onthe s oftes t pi ll ow. H ow
   Many  l ies must I conf ess,  before I  di e.               [_A side._
    +D u ke. +I n d ee d, you'll sleep pr et t y  s oundly.See, h e rsc o rn
    T omemake s death  a p l ea sure toher.                [ _As ide ._
  Mylord,give ord er th a t she may be b r ought
    Imm e di a t el y  toher  trial; inthem eant ime,    J a ilor,  take  t h em into your custody;   Lay'em i n shackles bo th. Cousin , m any than ks
 T o you for this  time ly discove r y.
    I  must  leave y ou awhile .                            [_ E x it._ 
    +Or t.+  Duke,you  sh all  ha ve 
    Less  to than kme  f or , e lse I am decei v' d.   I 've f o und ou t helove sAm p hel ia stil l ,  So  s he  doe s h im . Now  wil l  Igo poss ess
    A rba t us o fth is, and  tell him how  t he duke
  Int ends t o fool his  sister. He has the
  Charact erof so  str ict a bro the r, and  so brave    Aspiri t,  th a t  hiss o ul  wi ll  never dig e s t
   Th is  inj ury wit hout the duke's bl o od. 
    Will joi n w ithh i m,  an d  t e llhi m  ho w     The busines s may be d on e .    By thi s , o ne  of the se thre e thi n gs shal l I have    Eithe ra mi s t res s, dukedom , or a g rave.

            _Enter  + Arb atus+  and + A rta bella +._

  See,hereco mes Arba tus and his sister
   Artabe lla;the y talk ve rye arn estly.

   + Arb.+ Sist er,  Ido no t l i ke it ; th e  d uke will   F ool ye
 her_bounty thus_rewarded, she will
 _ _Turn_miser, and_will_give no more_such blessings
 _  To th'_world as this_fair_saint.

    +Duke.+ Well, sir,
    I'm satisfied ye like_one_another, so_you
__  Shall both return_back to your straw beds,_there you
_   May lie as close together_as_you please.

 _  +Amph.+ No, sir, virtue shall lie betwixt_us.

    +Duke.+ You_will want a_pillow,_till_you come both
 _  To execution, then you_shall have one--
   _A block to lay your heads on.

_   +Amph.+ Know, [O]_duke,
    My_head will_rest better with his upon_a block,
 _ _Than with yours_on the softest pillow. How
 _  Many_lies must I confess, before I_die._  ___ _  __ __     [_Aside._

__  +Duke.+ Indeed, you'll sleep pretty_soundly. See, her scorn
__  To me_makes death a pleasure to_her.     _ _ _          _  [_Aside._
   _My lord, give order_that she_may_be brought
 __ Immediately_to her trial; in the meantime,
 _ _Jailor, take them into your custody;
_   Lay_'em_in shackles both. Cousin, many thanks
_   To you for_this timely discovery.
  __I_must leave you awhile. _     _  _      __     __     ___  [_Exit._

  _ +Ort.+ Duke, you shall have
_   Less to thank me for, else_I am deceiv'd.
_   I've found_out_he_loves Amphelia still,
    So she does him._Now will_I go possess
_   Arbatus of this, and tell him how_the duke
    Intends to_fool his sister. He has the
    Character of_so strict a brother, and so brave
 _  A spirit, that his soul_will never digest
 __ This injury without the duke's blood.
____Will join with_him, and tell_him how
 _ _The business may_be done.
_  _By_this, one of these three things shall I have
    Either a mistress, dukedom, or a_grave.

     _    __  _   __Enter +Arbatus+ and +Artabella+._

    See,_here comes Arbatus and his sister
   _Artabella;_they talk_very earnestly.

  _ +Arb.+_Sister, I_do not like_it; the_duke will
_ _ Fool ye