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Dola. Those Roman wits have never been in Egypt; Cleo. You flatter me. Dola. No, madam; yet he sent me Cleo. Well, he sent you Dola. Of a less pleasing errand. Cleo. How less pleasing? Dola. Madam, to both; Cleo. You, Charmion, and your fellow, stand at distance. Dola. I wish you would; for tis a thankless office, Cleo. Of all your sex, Vent. Most delicate advances! Women! women! Cleo. In the first place, Dola. I wish I could not answer to that question. Cleo. Then pass it oer, because it troubles you: Dola. Madam, I fear Cleo. No, no, Im not run mad; I can bear fortune: Dola. You oerjoy me, madam, Cleo. No; Heaven forbid they should. Dola. Some men are constant. Cleo. And constancy deserves reward, thats certain. Dola. Deserves it not; but give it leave to hope. Vent. Ill swear, thou hast my leave. I have enough: [Exit Dola. I came prepared |
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