_Alb._ Yes, they will see you Out of their charities, having heard our story, They will come, and comfort us, come presently; We shall no more know wants nor miseries. _Amin._ Are they all women? _Alb._ All, and all in love with us. _Amin._ How! _Alb._ Do not mistake: in love with our misfortunes, They will cherish and relieve our men. _Tib._ Do you shrug now, And pull up your noses? you smell comfort, See they stretch out their Legs like Dottrels, Each like a new Saint _Dennis_. _Alb._ Dear Mistris, When you would name me, and the women hear, Call me your brother, you I'll call my sister, And pray observe this all-- Why do you change color sweet. _Amin._ Eating too much meat. _Alb._ Sawc't with jealousie; Fie, fie, dear saint, yfaith ye are too blame, Are ye not here? here fixt in my heart? _All._ Hark, hark; _Enter_ Rosella, Clarinda, Crocale, Hipollitta, Juletta. _Alb._ They are come, stand ready, and look nobly, And with all humble reverence receive 'em, Our lives depend upon their gentle pitties, And death waits on their anger. _Mor._ Sure they are _Fairies_. _Tib._ Be they Devils: Devils of flesh and blood; After so long a _Lent_, and tedious voyage, To me they are Angels. _Fran._ O for some _Eringoes_! _Lam. Potatoes_, or _Cantharides_. _Tib._ Peace you Rogues, that buy abilities of your 'pothecaries, Had I but took the diet of green Cheese, And Onions for a month, I could do wonders. _Ros._ Are these the Jewels you run mad for? What can you see in one of these, To whom you would vouchsafe a gentle touch? Can nothing perswade you To love your selves, and place your happiness In cold and chast embraces of each other. _Ju._ This is from the purpose. _Hip._ We had your grant to have them as they were. _Cla._ 'Tis a beauteous Creature, And to my self, I do appear deform'd, When I consider her, and yet she is The strangers sister; Why then should I fear? She cannot prove my rival. _Ros._ When you repent, That you refus'd my counsel, may it add To your afflictions, that you were forward; Yet leap'd into the Gulfe of your misfortunes, But have your wishes. _Mast._ Now she makes to us. _Amin._ I am instructed, but take heed _Albert_, You prove not false. _Alb._ Ye are your own assurance, And so acquainted with your own perfections, That weak doubts cannot reach you; therefore fear not.