The Careles Shepherdess A Tragi-Comedy |
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Scen. 6.
Enter Arismena and Castarina.Aris.
Here may we rest and ease
Our tired limbs, whilest some refreshing gale
Courts our sad feares into a sweet repose,
Sit downe.
Cast.
I'le doe what you command, yet I
Am fearfull here's more danger then we see.
Aris.
Your too too nice Fates guide! to Fates yeild wee,
For pensive cares can't alter their Decree.
Arismena and Castarina retire and fall a sleep in an Arbor on the Stage.
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