.Artifcia/1 allt~remems • conve'ife with me,no not have a kiffe. To gull him ~he more-arid fete~ 485 him over (for him only I aymedat) I perfonatedmme ownfervanrto --- bring in a prefentfroma ~patii(bCoum_, whilfi ~ewas in my company, as ifhe bad been the Counts fervant, whtch be dtd excellently well performe:d C~mts de m~nteTur-&71 my Lord•nd <.M after ,bAthfont y~ur. •Ladi.: d comes Je Jhip a[mallprefent,and par~~[_ his h~nting;a pme of Ven.i[on, a Phefitnt, .• ::fi}~::;r,:: fiwPartriges,&c, (all whzchjb~ bought wtth her own mony) commends hu JCVcoar(Pne love·andferviceto jor>.,defiring JDfl to accept of it ingoodpart, andhe means (u~fari~(M·. '()cry {hmly t~ come a~d fee 'yo11, With all fhelhewed him rings, gloves, ~;;;t,;w;:· fcarfes,coroncts, whtcb others.had feJ!t her , when there was no filch re,ur ?ocqua· matter, but only to circumvent him.·• By thefe meanes ( as.fheecon· j;::!;~~:; eludes) I mad1 the poort Gentlemanfo mad, that hewMready tof)end•hJm. cipi<u. felje,antl venltlrehis dearest ~lood for mffirl:e, Philinna in f Luci4n, pra. ~,';:' artib"' ·crifed all this long before,as lt !hall appewe UntO you h~ h~~ difC!JUrfe; exc~:::b;::, for when DtpiJtltu her fweet-heart came to fee her (as Ius dally cuftome pro me ;u, ad was) fbe frowned upon him,would not vouchfafe him her company,but ~m•ia P"'"'"' . kiffed Lamprittl his corrivall,at the fame time g before his fa~e: 'b4t why {;:~~ - oi<Ji4t wasit?Tomakehim (as lhee telleth her mother that chrdherforil)m"i" " _ mGre jealous; to whettenhis lovc,to tlim-e with agreater appctit~',and ~;;;1;";;;~;;~ to know that her favour was not foealieto be had. Many other crickes rimfa'tenr,er fbe ufed be~des this (as !he the~e confe~e~~) for fi(e _would fall out with ;:.•i•p Jifict· and anger htm of_fet purp?fe,ptc_k'quar~e1~upon no occa~on,becaufe fhe h 51 ·qpiJ enbn would be rcconctled to hun agame. ArJ!allttumtr£ amor1s redmtegratto, · ·· as the oldfayihg is,the falling out oflo"ers iahe'·renuihg of love 5 and . ' according to that of Ariffen£tU1,itlctmdioreramor_umpofl isiuriM deliti£ 1•••do &»~-.. love is increafcd byinjur!es,as the Sun bcames are'inore gratious after a '"·Ji\fhriucloudc, And furely this Aphorilineis moft true,for as .Ampelis informs;;~&,;'~~ •• ' Crijis in tbc laid LMian,h lj a/over be Hotita/ores,angty,waj)ijh,apt to fo// ror,,J,; forU. out,(igh andfiv:arr,hcis no tr11e lover.\~ kiffe and coli, hangabou(her ~1';~;,~ z;;:· neck1proteft,fweareand wtlh, are bur qriltQary fymptomes, :ndp~tntts '(J.,_,;;!,mi adhNc & crefeentis araoris jig'na,but ifl)elie icalous,angty,aptto iniftake; amOre(j~de &c: bene fpms !icet,[wcet lifter he is thine own, yet it you let him alone, ~· humourhim,pleafe him,,&c.•and that hepcrcdveonce he hath'yeu fure . . wichout any corrivall,his-loue willlanguifh , & he will not care fo much· ' ' jOiumMefor you. Hitherto (faith !,le) cah I fpeak 04t ofexperience; Demoph•ntm :/~;:~";::/"' a rich fellow,was ~ fuirer'ofm~ne .I feem'dfo negleCl: him,and gave bet-/""': " ',' tet en.tertainm~mto Ca!liideFtbe pain_ter·!>efore ~is' fa~e j principio a6iit, ': ,. verbnmeznJefldtm,atfirfthewenthis way all tn a chafe, curlln<>and · fi;C':rring,but at !aft he came fubmitting himfclfe1 vowing and prqtefring '.;;·:\ · • that he l?ve~ me mofr dear~.Jylifhould1 ·have all~ee had , and that bee; ,,,\.." ··. WGliid ktllhrrttfelfe for my·i'ijke. Therefore I' advife'thee ( deere fifter ""'·' ··' Crijis) and all maids,hot te ~fe.your fuic~ts ovetkindly, infoletJtt; enim ' 1 , .. ,., font hie cum feptinnt ,'nvilltnake theni ,proud and.Jnfol€nr, but now and "' ' · then.rejeCt ~hem\cflrangethy:fdfe , ~:fi me audi(J fenltt at#t'ltermn ex• .'·'·.- .. .', clude,fhut htm out of.dores ohce onwu:ejlet him-<laneeatt~ndance, fol- 'fJr••te>~~ . low iny counfel11and by this n\eanes ltou !hall nilikelhim mad , come 'd:.~,";,'}f!:.~ olftoundly,ftandtoanyconditionslan'ddoewhaefl!lt.(}er•you will have m~t"m e>< • him. Thefe are th'e<>rdinary practices; y;'etih!he fatdtcu&i411, ()!{e/ij[.o me ~~~:infolli~ Q_q q 2. · .. -- thinks ' /
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