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Scene 10.
Enter Sir Thomas Father Love at one door, and a servant-Maid at the other door.
SIr Thomas Father Love.
Where is your Mistriss? the people do flock about the house to see her, as I think they will pull it upon my head if she shews not her self to them, wherefore call her.
The Maid goes out.
Enter the Lady Sanspareile.
Sir Thomas Father Love.
Come, Come Child, there are such expectations without for thee; but what makes thee to look so heavy?
Lady Sanspareile.
Truly Sir, I am not well.
Sir Thomas Father Love.
Not well? Heaven bless thee; where art thou Sick?
Lady Sanspareile.
I cannot say I am very sick, or in any great pain; but I find a general alteration in me, as it were a fainting of spirits.
Sir Thomas Father Love.
Prethee say not so, thou dost so affright me; but thou art not very sick, art thou?
Lady Sanspareile.
I hope I shall be better Sir.
Sir Thomas Father Love.
My dear Child go to bed, whilst I send for some Doctors to thee.
Ex.