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Fair Em (Quarto 1, 1593)
The Millers daughter
683No maruell then though he proue amorous.
685Lubeck. No Mariana, that is non it.
686His loue to Blunch was then extinct
688Tis thee he loues: yea, thou art onely shee
689That is maistres and commaunder of his thoughts.
692Oft haue I heard you saye, you loued me well:
694Can this be found an action of good faith,
695Thus to dissemble where you found true loue?
697Nor failes my faith to thee. But for my friend,
700Fitting thy loue and vertues of thy minde,
701For him I speake, for him do I intreat,
702And with thy fauour fully do resigne
703To him the claime and interest of my loue.
704Sweete Mariana then denie mee not,
705Loue William, loue my friend and honour mee
706Who els is cleane dishonored by thy meanes.
708On whome the Sunne of Fortune neuer shyned:
710Foretolde mine yll in my natiuitie.
713Which well I know proceedes of ardent loue.
714Mariana. But Lubeck now regardes not Mariana:
Mariana.