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Scene 18.
Enter two Gentlemen.
1. GEentleman.
The Miracle is deceas'd, the Lady Sanspareile I hear i•• dead.
2. Gent.
Yes, and it's reported her Statue shall be set up in every College, and in the most publick places in the City, at the publick charge; and the Queen will build a Sumptuous and Glorious Tomb on her sleeping Ashes.
1. Gent.
She deserves more than can be given her.
2. Gent.
I hear her death hath made her Father mad.
1. Gent.
Though her death hath not made every one mad like her Father, yet it hath made every one melancholy; for I never saw so general a sadness in my life.
2. Gent.
There is nothing moves the mind to sadnesse, more than when Death devouts Youth, Beauty, Wit, and Virtue all at once.
Ex.