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SCÆNA 4.
KingSolus.
Her husband's dead too: Fates let me dye,
I am too happy to remain long thus
Plangus was my only obstacle, but him I have
Remov'd:
But love commanded,
His presence would have countermanded all attempts,
I need not fear his Magick at this distance.
His looks and actions were one entire enchantment, and
Powerful over a Lady's heart.
I sent for her, but she's not come yet.
Who waits without?
Enter Artesio.
There's a mourning Lady sir
Would speak with the King.
K.
Admit her, and be gone.
Enter to him Andromana in mourning, with a hood over her face, which she throws up when she sees the King.
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