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Fairest, this day, be pleased to smile on me, And let those hidden favours yet unshown, Flow in abundance, that Swains may see None ever can conquer me, but you alone. Deluding devil Nor I to meet you both. O my best stars! How I shall weave my self into revenge just, just Gods y'ave stamped my brain for mischief which on them I'll execute. And none shall pry into my faults within. Revenge has Coverts, fit to hide his sin. That is the man: upon him instantly While I attach his Mistress. O Conscience, how thou dost buz into my ears; despair The thing attends my gilded, Gloriana lost: For whose sweet sake I heaped new sins upon me? What has my fury purchased nothing? Yes! Hell, and destruction, which only by a hair hangs over my head, which blown by the least wind, falls down and sinks me. I owe that wretched name Francisco. What will appease thy Ghost? give me but time to ask forgiveness of those sacred powers I've most offended, by depriving thee of life and being, and thou shalt have my life for thy just sacrifice. And can you Fairest wipe that Ignominy off, I deserved from you? Dearest, I must partly; this calls me hence. Father, I leave you. Exit From: Thy life, and thy Lysander's death. Stop her mouth lest she does charm me Unto pity. We'll not expostulate: take that. Ah! Protect me some blessed power: keep farther off. I am yet reconciled with heaven. I do confess I killed you! O be merciful for their sweet sakes, whose innocence cannot see, or be disturbed by thee. There they are by thee; thy once deer Gloriana. Delude me not, it's impossible. Can you forgive then my attempt? Then may you both live happy many years: May your joys, never be disturbed by fears. Pisander, embrace thy friend Francisco. I left the Court for the same end you did. I left him at the Court when I came thence.
Plot summary
Plot — Love Crowns the End
Three days before the start of the action, Cliton became suspicious that his girlfriend Florida was interested in Lysander, and attacked her, leaving her for dead. Since then he has repeatedly returned to the place he left her body, but it has vanished. Looking for a lost lamb, Alexis finds Cliton asleep, hears his story, and decides that he must spend the rest of his life expiating the murder in contrition and penitence. A lustful shepherd, who is so ugly that he cannot get a date, threatens to rape Chloe, but she is rescued by Lysander. She falls in love with him, but he is only interested in Gloriana: having been loved by many, Chloe is now rejected by the man she loves. She goes mad, but the wood-nymphs find her and take her to Claudia, who cures her. Francisco, Lysander’s rival for Gloriana’s love, ambushes the couple with the assistance of two villains; they stab Lysander and carry off Gloriana. Lysander is found groaning by Claudia and Florida, who was not killed as Cliton supposed; Claudia cures him. Meanwhile Gloriana, thinking him dead, goes mad. She meets Cliton, now a hermit, who promises to restore her to Lysander. The characters gravitate towards Cliton’s cell, where Gloriana and Lysander are reunited, as are Cliton and Florida. Gloriana’s father Leon turns out to be a banished courtier; Lysander and Francisco both followed him into exile for the love of Gloriana. The servant Scrub brings news that the Duke who banished Leon has died, and that his lands are to be restored. Francisco concedes Lysander’s victory.