22842106And
stood within the blanke of his di
splea
sure,
22852107For my free
speech
: you mu
st a while be patient,
22862108What I can doe I will, and more I will
22872109Then for my
selfe I dare, let that
su
ffice you.
22902112And certainely in
strange vnquietne
sse.
22912113Iag. Can he be angry? I haue
seene the Cannon,
22922114When it hath blowne his rankes into the ayre;
22932115And (like the Diuell) from his very arme,
22942116Puft his owne brother, and can he be angry?
22952117Something of moment then: I will goe meete him,
22962118There's matter in't indeed, if he be angry.
22972119Desd. I preethee do
so:
something
sure of State,
22982120Either from
Venice, or
some vnhatcht pra
ctice,
22992121Made demon
strable here in
Cypres to him,
23002122Hath pudled his cleere
spirit, and in
such ca
ses
23012123Mens natures wrangle with inferior things,
2125Tis euen
so: for let our
finger ake,
23032126And it endues our other heathfull members,
23042127Euen to that
sence of paine; nay, we mu
st thinke,
23062129Nor of them looke for
such ob
seruances
23072130As
fits the Bridall
: be
shrew me much
Emillia,
23082131I was
(vnhand
some, warrior as I am)
23092132Arraigning his vnkindne
sse with my
soule;
23102133But now I
finde, I had
subbornd the witne
sse,
23122135Em. Pray heauen it be State matters, as you thinke,
23132136And no conception, nor no iealous toy
23152138Desd. Alas the day, I neuer gaue him cau
se.
23162139Em. But iealous
soules will not be an
swered
so,
23172140They are not euer iealous for the cau
se,
23182141But iealous for they are iealous: tis a mon
ster,
23192142Begot vpon it
selfe, borne on it
selfe.
Des.
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