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No Stesias no, Learchus is the man: Thou mirror of Dame Nature's cunning work, Let me but hold thee by that sacred hand And I shall make thee our Utopian Queen, And set a guilded Chapplet on thy head, That Nymphs and Satyrs may admire thy pomp. She strikes his hand. He riseth. Alas she weeping sounds: Gunophilus Oh help to rear thy Mistress from the ground. And as thou wilt, so let me stand or fallen: Love hath decreed thy word must govern me. Nay we run. But first my spear did wound him to the death. Content you all, Learchus did the deed, And I will make it good who ear says nay. Alas why strikes Pandora her best friends? I will Pandora, and against thou comest. strew all my bower with flags and water mints. Exit. And this shall be the heaven that I'll aim at. what meanest thou by that? Away base swain. What? will Pandora be thus light? Too kind Learchus that hath loud her thus. Black be the Ivory of her tysing face, Oh Iphicles abjure her, she is false. How many thousand kisses gave she me. And every kiss mixed with and amorous glance. Melos prevents me that I should have said. Droop not fair Iphicles for her misdeeds: But to revenge it hast to Stesias. Stay here he comes. He means thy love unhappy Stesias. I kissed her not, nor did she term me love, Pandora is the love of Stesias. Learchus my love Learchus, Oh the iteration of my name argues her affection, Was it my desert? thine alas Pandora, It was my destiny to be credulous to these miscreants. Pandora pardon me. Art thou? The time draws nigh, Oh that the time were now, I go to meet Pandora at the grove. The evening's passed, yea midnight is at hand. And yet Pandora comes not at the grove. Pardon me Stesias, it Pandora's wiles, That hath betrayed me, trust her not, she is false. What dost thou mock us. Never were simple shepherdess so abused. And thou this flattering letter unto me. Immortal Pan where ere this lad remains, Revenge the wrong that he hath done thy swains. The Like vow makes Learchus to great Pan. In witness of my vow I rend these lines, Oh thus be my love dispersed into the air. May she with raving die? do what thou darest. Stesias thou pitiest her that loves thee not It was her subtle wit that made us swear, For Stesias know she showed love to us all, And severally sent for us by this swain, And unto me he brought such honey lines, As overcomed, I flew unto her bower. Who when I came, swore she loud me a lone. Wil'ing me to deny the words I spoke, And she at night would meet me in the grove. Thus meaning simply, lo I was betrayed, Fret, Stesias fret, while we dance on the plain. We follow still in hope of grace to come, And I by Ceres and her sacred Nymphs. The word with sorrow kills me outright. Happy are those that be Pandora's guests, And greater joy do I conceive therein, Then Tantalus that feasted with the Gods. Lovely Pandora, if a shepherd's tears, May move thee unto rues, pity my state, Make me thy love, though Stesias be thy choice, And I in stead of love will honour thee. Rather isle die then have but such a thought. This kiss hath made me wealthier then Pan. Let Stesias never touch these lips again. Why hath Pandora thus deluded me? Shall I slay him, and enjoy thee still? They both are lealious yet mistrust me not. When I had list. I that betrayed thee, which offended not. The springs that smiled to see Pandora's face, And leapt above the banks to touch her lips The proud plains dancing with Pandora's weight, The Jocund trees that vald when she came near And in the murmur of their whispering leaves, Did seem to say Pandora is our Queen, witness how fair and beautiful she was, But now alone how false and treacherous. Nature her self is not so lovely fair. Learchus, plead for love. How long shall sorrows winter pinch my heart? And luck warm Hope's be child with freezing fear, Before my suit obtain thy sweet consent? Oh let thy tongue first salve Learchus wound, That first was made with those immortal eyes They hold me up, and yet they let me fallen. My heart riseth against this Iphicles. I Like not that she whispers unto him. Blush not Pandora who hath made most fault? I will Pandora, but look where he comes. Oh Stesias pardon me it their deceit. I am sorry that I injured her, But why broughtest thou me this letter? Shall I fit here thus to be made a stale. Lovely Pandora means to follow me: Farewell this feast, my bauquet comes not yet. Exit.
Plot summary
Plot — The Woman in the Moon
When. the SHépheérds of Utopia protest that, unlike all other creatures, they have no mates, Nature produces one she made earlier: a female statue, which Goneord animates by joining spirit with flesh, and to which DiS€6rd gives a tongue; Nature names her Pandora. The seven planets are jealous of Pandora, and take it in turns to cross her. First Saturn makes her melancholy, and she rejects all her wooers. Then jupiter makes her ambitious, and woos her himself; her acceptance angers JMO!) She sets the shepherds a-love test, to kill a savage boar; she will love the one who brings her its head. Ma#§ supplants Jupiter and makes Pandora aggressive: when the shepherds fight over who killed the boar, she joins in and wounds Stésias} Next Sl is in the ascendant, inducing Pandora to love, chastity, and other feminine virtues: she remorsefully accepts Stesias as her husband, and speaks ambiguous Latin prophecies about their future happiness. Wenus rises and makes Pandora amorous, so she wantons with the other shepherds. Stesias tries to catch her in the act, but G@iH@philis double-crosses him and he is persuaded of her chastity. Mereuty takes over and makes Pandora cunning and dishonest, qualities which save her when the three shepherds tell Stesias that she has indeed been unchaste: she is able to convince him that this is merely the jealousy of disappointed rivals, then pays back her accusers by making further assignations, which Stesias keeps, dressed as a woman, and beats them; they then swear to abjure women and live a single life. Meanwhile she steals Stesias’ jewels and elopes with Gunophilus, but on the way the ascent of Bia drives her mad. Stesias is again persuaded that Pandora is unchaste and, despairing, plans to kill her, but the planets intervene to protect her. Nature proposes to set her in one of the planets’ spheres, and she chooses that of Luna, since she has proven to be fundamentally changeable. Stesias is forced to accompany her, and he becomes the man in the moon.