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Scene VII.
Cupid.Recitative.
Kind usage this—it sorely shall befall him—Here's my best arrow, and, by heaven, I'll maul him.
Revenge! revenge! Oh, how I long to wound him;
Now all the pangs of slighted love confound him!
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Air.
No more in the bowlHis brutalized soul
Shall find a retreat from the lass:
I'll pay him,
And slay him,
His love shall be dry as his glass.
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