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Page 347
Alber . From the Duke . Bap . He's welcome , To end my forc'd Relation , Alber .
Signior Baptifta , The Great Duke's Will commands your present Care . Gent . It
points indeed at both of you . Bap . I wait it . Alber . In Mariana , to your Reft : Bap .
Alber . From the Duke . Bap . He's welcome , To end my forc'd Relation , Alber .
Signior Baptifta , The Great Duke's Will commands your present Care . Gent . It
points indeed at both of you . Bap . I wait it . Alber . In Mariana , to your Reft : Bap .
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Duke . We commend your Care , Nor will we e'er be wanting in our Counsels , As
we doubt not your Action ; you Baptista Shall stay with us ; that Merchant is not
wise , That ventures his whole Fortunes in one Bottom . ( 9 ) Alberto be our ...
Duke . We commend your Care , Nor will we e'er be wanting in our Counsels , As
we doubt not your Action ; you Baptista Shall stay with us ; that Merchant is not
wise , That ventures his whole Fortunes in one Bottom . ( 9 ) Alberto be our ...
Page 377
Enter Duke , Magistrate , Secretary , Baptista , Attendants , Mentivole ; ( they fit )
Mentivole stands by . Duke . What waste of Blood , what Tumults , what D :visions
, What Outrages , what Uprores in a State , Factions , though issuing from mean ...
Enter Duke , Magistrate , Secretary , Baptista , Attendants , Mentivole ; ( they fit )
Mentivole stands by . Duke . What waste of Blood , what Tumults , what D :visions
, What Outrages , what Uprores in a State , Factions , though issuing from mean ...
Page 380
Duke . Can yo ' prove this true ? Mar. Proofs I have moft evident ; But oh the
Curse of my Impatience ! shortly , E'er three new Moons had spent their borrow'd
Lights , I grew with Child indeed ; so just is Heav'n , The Iffue of which Burthen
was ...
Duke . Can yo ' prove this true ? Mar. Proofs I have moft evident ; But oh the
Curse of my Impatience ! shortly , E'er three new Moons had spent their borrow'd
Lights , I grew with Child indeed ; so just is Heav'n , The Iffue of which Burthen
was ...
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Duke . Bold Spirit . Bapt . I love thee now with pity . Duke . Go not yet A sudden
Tempest that might shake a Rock , Yet he stands firm against it ; much it moves
me , He , not Alberto's Son , and she a Widow , And she a Widow , Lords , your
Ear .
Duke . Bold Spirit . Bapt . I love thee now with pity . Duke . Go not yet A sudden
Tempest that might shake a Rock , Yet he stands firm against it ; much it moves
me , He , not Alberto's Son , and she a Widow , And she a Widow , Lords , your
Ear .
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