_Sent._ She in the midst. _Lo._ She's faire, I must confesse, But does she keepe this distance out of state. _Cel._ Though I am poore in language to expresse How much your Lordship honors me, my heart Is rich and proud in such a guest, I shall Be out of love with every aire abroad, And for his grace done my unworthy house, Be a fond prisoner, become anchorite, And spend my houres in prayer, to reward The blessing, and the bounty of this presence. _Lor._ Though you could turne each place you move in, to A temple, rather than a wall should hide So rich a beauty from the world, it were Lesse want to lose our piety and your prayer, A throne were fitter to present you to Our wonder, whence your eyes more worth than all They looke on, should chaine every heart a prisoner. _Sent._ Twas pretty well come off. _Lo._ By your example I shall know how to complement in this You more confirme my welcome. _Cel._ I shall love My lippes the better, if their silent language Perswade your Lordship but to thinke so truely. _Lo._ You make me smile Madam. _Cel._ I hope you came not With feare that any sadnesse here should shake One blossome from your eye, I should be miserable To present any object should displease you. _Lo._ You doe not Madam. _Cel._ As I should account It no lesse sorrow, if your Lordship should Lay too severe a censure on my freedome. I wonot court a Prince against his justice, Nor bribe him with a smile to thinke me honest, Pardon my Lord this boldnesse, and the mirth That may flow from me, I beleeve my father Thought of no winding sheete when he begot me. _Lor._ She has a merry soule, it will become Me aske your pardon Madam for my rude Approach so much a stranger to your knowledge. _Cel._ Not my Lord so much stranger to my knowledge, Though I have but seene your person a farre off, I am acquainted with your character, Which I have heard so often, I can speake it. _Lo._ You shall doe me an honor. _Cel._ If your Lordship will Be patient. _Lo._ And glad to heare my faults. _Cel._ That as your conscience can agree upon em, How ever if your Lordship give me priviledge, Ile tell you whats the opinion of the world.