EUDEMUS

Not I, sir. I wonder he should mark me out so! well, JOVE, and APOLLO form it for the best. Yes. It is, my lord. I minister unto her, my good lord. She is, my lord, and fair. Your lordship is conceited. Many, my good lord. The great AUGUSTA, URGULANIA. MUTILIA PRISCAM, and PLANCINA, diverse — Else, my lord, we know not How to prescribe the remedies. It's fit, my lord. She's so, my lord. It's very true, my lord. My noblest lord, He breathes not in the empire, or on earth, Whom I would be ambitious to serve (In any act, that may preserve mine honour) Before your lordship. But, good my lord, if I should thus betray The counsels of my patient, and a ladies Of her high place, and worth; what might your lordship, (Who presently are to trust me with your own) Judge of my faith? Happily, my lord, I could, in time, tell you as much, and more; So I might safely promise but the first, To her, from you. My lord — My lord, I'll promise you a private meeting This day, together. Yes. My gardens, whither I shall fetch your lordship. I say, LYGDUS. I, and his cupbearer. True, my lord, For free access, and trust, are two main aides. Yet, gold is a good general charm. A delicate youth. I'll tell his lordship. One of your Lordship's servants, brings you word The Emperor hath sent for you. Fortunate Princess! How are you blessed in the fruition Of this unequaled man, this soul of Room , The empires life, and voice of CAESARS world! Excellent clear, believe it. This same fucus Was well laid on. Lend me your scarlet, lady. It's the sun Hath given some little taint unto the ceruse , You should have used of the white oil I gave you. SEIANUS, for your love! his very name Commands above CUPID, or his shafts— I'll help it straight.) And, but pronounced, is a sufficient charm Against all rumour; and of absolute power To satisfy for any ladies honour. Make a light fucus , To touch you over withal.) Honoured SEIANUS! What act (though never so strange, and insolent) But that addition will at least bear out, If it do not expiate? I Like this study to preserve the love Of such a man, that comes not every hour To greet the world. (It's now well, lady, you should Use of the dentisrice , I prescribed you, too, To clear your teeth, and the prepared pomatum , To smooth the skin:) A lady cannot be Too curious of her form, that still would hold The heart of such a person, made her captive, As you have his: who, to endear him more In your clear eye, hath put away his wife, The trouble of his bed, and your delights, Fair Apicata , and made spacious room To your new pleasures. Yes, and wisely, lady, The ages that succeed, and stand far off To gaze at your high prudence, shall admire And reckon it and act, without your sex: It hath that rare appearance. Some will think Your fortune could not yield a deeper found, Then mixed with DRUSUS; But, when they shall hear That, and the thunder of SEIANUS meet, SEIANUS, whose high name does strike the stars, And rings about the concave, great SEIANUS, Whose glories, style, and titles are himself, The often iterating of SEIANUS: They then will loose their thoughts, and be ashamed To take acquaintance of them. When will you take some physic, lady? Were LYGDUS made, that's done; I have it ready. And to morrow-morning, I'll send you a perfume, first to resolve, And procure sweat, and then prepare a both To cleanse, and clear the cutis ; against when, I'll have and excellent new fucus made, Resistive against the sun, the rain, or wind, Which you shall lay on with a breath, or oil, As you best Like, and last some fourteen hours. This change came timely, lady, for your health; And the restoring your complexion, Which DRUSUS choler had almost burned up: Wherein your fortune hath prescribed you better Then art could do. It attends your highness.