_Rom._ Not for the world. Oh it will strike disease into your bones Beyond the cure of physicke, drinke your blood, Rob you of all your rest, contract your sight, 380 Leaue you no eyes but to see misery, And of your owne, nor speach but to wish thus Would I had perish’d in the prisons iawes: From whence I was redeem’d! twill weare you old, Before you haue experience in that Art, 385 That causes your affliction. _Cha._ Thou dost strike A deathfull coldnesse to my hearts high heate, And shrinkst my liuer like the _Calenture_. Declare this foe of mine, and lifes, that like A man I may encounter and subdue it 390 It shall not haue one such effect in mee, As thou denouncest: with a Souldiers arme, If it be strength, Ile meet it: if a fault Belonging to my mind, Ile cut it off With mine owne reason, as a Scholler should 395 Speake, though it make mee monstrous. _Rom._ Ile dye first. Farewell, continue merry, and high Heauen Keepe your wife chaste. _Char._ Hump, stay and take this wolfe Out of my brest, that thou hast lodg’d there, or For euer lose mee. _Rom._ Lose not, Sir, your selfe. 400 And I will venture--So the dore is fast. _Locke the dore._ Now noble _Charaloys_, collect your selfe, Summon your spirits, muster all your strength That can belong to man, sift passion, From euery veine, and whatsoeuer ensues, 405 Vpbraid not me heereafter, as the cause of Iealousy, discontent, slaughter and ruine: Make me not parent to sinne: you will know This secret that I burne with. _Char._ Diuell on’t, What should it be? _Romont_, I heare you wish 410 My wifes continuance of Chastity. _Rom._ There was no hurt in that. _Char._ Why? do you know A likelyhood or possibility vnto the contrarie?