The Laws of Candy eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 112 pages of information about The Laws of Candy.

The Laws of Candy eBook

This eBook from the Gutenberg Project consists of approximately 112 pages of information about The Laws of Candy.
      That all succeeding times may so report it,
      He would have my dishonour, and his Triumphs
      Ingrav’d in Brass:  hence, hence proceeds the falshood
      Of his insinuating piety. 
      Thou art no child of mine:  thee and thy bloud,
      Here in the Capitol, before the Senate,
      I utterly renounce:  So thrift and fate
      Confirm me; henceforth never see my face,
      Be, as thou art, a villain to thy Father.
250] Lords I must crave your leaves:  come, come Arcanes.

[Ex.

Gonzalo: 

Here’s a strange high-born spirit.

Possenne: 

’Tis but heat
Of suddain present rage; I dare assure Antinous of his favour.

Antinous: 

      I not doubt it,
      He is both a good man, and a good Father. 
      I shall attend your Lordships.

Possenne: 

      Do Antinous.

Gonzalo: 

      Yes:  feast thy Triumphs
      With applause and pleasures.

Porphycio Possenne: 

      Lead on.

[Exeunt.  Flor.  Cornets.

Antinous: 

      I utterly renounce—­’Twas so? 
      Was’t not, my Decius?

Decius: 

      Pish, you know, my Lord,
      Old men are cholerick.

Antinous: 

      And lastly parted
      With, never henceforth see my face:  O me,
      How have I lost a Father?  Such a Father! 
      Such a one Decius!  I am miserable,
      Beyond expression.

Decius: 

      Fie, how unbecoming
      This shews upon your day of fame!

Antinous: 

      O mischief! 
      I must no more come near him; that I know,
      And am assur’d on’t.

Decius: 

      Say you do not?

Antinous: 

      True: 
      Put case I do not:  what is Candy then
      To lost Antinous? Malta, I resolve
      To end my dayes in thee.

Decius: 

      How’s that?

Antinous: 

      I’le trie
      All humble means of being reconcil’d,
      Which if deny’d, then I may justly say,
      This day has prov’d my worst:  Decius, my worst.

[Exeunt.

251] Actus Secundus

Scena Prima

      [Enter Gonzalo, and Gaspero]

Gaspero: 

      Now to what you have heard; as no man can
      Better than I, give you her Character;
      For I have been both nurs’d, and train’d up to
      Her petulant humours, and been glad to bear them,
      Her Brother, my late Master, did no less: 
      Strong apprehensions of her beauty hath
      Made her believe that she is more than woman: 
      And as there did not want those flatterers

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