32682949Oth. If you bethinke your
selfe of any crime,
32692950Vnreconcil'd as yet to heauen and grace,
32712952Des. Alas my Lord, what may you meane by that
? 32732953Oth. Well doe it, and be briefe, I will walke by,
32742954I would not kill thy vnprepared
spirit,
32752955No, heauen fore-fend, I would not kill thy
soule.
32782958Des. Then heauen haue mercy on me.
32802960Des. If you
say
so, I hope you will not kill me.
32822962Des. And yet I feare you, for you are fatall then,
32832963When your eyes roule
so
: why I
should feare, I know not,
32852964Since guiltine
sse I know not, but yet I feele I feare
. 32872966Des. They are loues I beare to you.
32892968Des. That death's vnnaturall, that kills for louing,
32902969Alas, why gnaw you
so your neather lip?
32912970Some bloody pa
ssion
shakes your very frame,
32922971The
se are portents: but yet I hope
32952974Des. I will,
so, what's the matter?
32962975Oth. That handkercher which I
so lou'd, and gaue thee,
33002979Oth. Sweete
soule take heed, take heed of periury,
33042983Therefore confe
sse thee freely of thy
sinne,
33052984For to deny each article with oath,
Cannot