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.

Erota: 

      This is true, Gonzalo.

Gonzalo: 

      Let it be true:  what then?

Possenne: 

      My Lord Ambassadour,
      What’s your demand?

Michael: 

      As likes the State of Candy,
      Either to sentence him as he deserves
      Here, or to send him like a slave to Venice.

Porphycio: 

      We shall advise upon it.

Gonzalo: 

      O the Devils,
      That had not thrust this trick into my pate—­
298] A Politician fool? destruction plague
      Candy and Venice both.

Possenne Porphycio: 

      Away with him.

Melitus: 

      Come Sir, I’le see you safe.

[Exeunt Gonz. Mel.

Erota: 

Lords, e’re you part Be witness to another change of wonder; Antinous, now be bold, before this presence, Freely to speak, whether or no I us’d The humblest means affection could contrive, To gain thy love.

Antinous: 

      Madam, I must confess it,
      And ever am your servant.

Erota: 

      Yes Antinous,
      My servant, for my Lord thou shalt be never: 
      I here disclaim the interest thou hadst once
      In my too passionate thoughts.  Most noble Prince,
      If yet a relique of thy wonted flames
      Live warm within thy bosom, then I blush not
      To offer up the assurance of my faith,
      To thee that hast deserv’d it best.

Philander: 

      O Madam,
      You play with my calamity.

Erota: 

      Let heaven
      Record my truth for ever.

Philander: 

      With more joy
      Than I have words to utter, I accept it. 
      I also pawn you mine.

Erota: 

      The man that in requital
      Of noble and un-sought affection
      Grows cruel, never lov’d, nor did Antinous
      Yet herein (Prince) ye are beholding to him;
      For his neglect of me humbled a pride,
      Which to a vertuous wife had been a Monster.

Philander: 

      For which I’le rank him my deserving friend.

Antinous: 

      Much comfort dwell with you, as I could wish
      To him I honour most.

Cassilanes: 

      O my Antinous,
      My own, my own good son.

Fernando: 

      One suit I have to make.

Philander: 

To whom Fernando?
299]

Fernando: 

      Lord Cassilane to you.

Cassilanes: 

      To me?

Fernando: 

      This Lady
      Hath promised to be mine.

Annophel: 

      Your blessing Sir;
      Brother your love.

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