Scene 38.
Enter the Arch-Prince and the Lord Dorato as at the Grate, the Curtain is drawn, and there appears the Lord Melancholy, and the Lady Perfection his Wife, as two Religious Devotes, both in Religious Habits like to the Normitans; they bow like the Religious, with their heads downwards, and bodyes bent forward.
ARch-Prince.
I come not to complain, nor reprove your Chast wife for denying my Sute, nor am I come only to give you joy of your new mar∣riage, but your new Religious Order of Chastity in marriage, which Order, I believe that few besides your self will enter into.
Lord Melancholy.
Then few will be so happy Sir as we are.
Arch-Prince.
Indeed happiness lives more in Cloysters than in Courts, or Cities, or private families; but my Lord Dorato your Father here will want the comfort of your Company, which should be a Partner with him in the Rule and Government of his Family and Fortunes.