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SCÆNA 7.
Manet Andromana.An.
Who waits without there?
Enter Libacer.
Oh art thou come? stay, let me breathe, or else,
Lib.
Nay spare your pains; I know it all,
As usurers do unthrift lands, or jealous husbands
Confirm their Cuckold-ships by ocular testimony.
An:
It took most rarely,
Beyond our hopes. I'le leave the rest to thee,
Thou art so fortunate in all designs.
Go on and prosper.
Lib.
And I'le attend for an opportunity to meet
With Plangus, and betray him to ruine
As great as unavoydable.
Exeunt.
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