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SCENE IV.

FONDLEWIFE, LAETITIA.

LAET. I hope my dearest jewel is not going to leave me–are you, Nykin?

FOND. Wife–have you thoroughly considered how detestable, how heinous, and how crying a sin the sin of adultery is? Have you weighed it, I say? For it is a very weighty sin; and although it may lie heavy upon thee, yet thy husband must also bear his part. For thy iniquity will fall upon his head.

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LAET. [Aside.] I’m amazed. Sure he has discovered nothing. Who has wronged me to my dearest? I hope my jewel does not think that ever I had any such thing in my head, or ever will have.

FOND. No, no, I tell you I shall have it in my head -

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FOND. Verily, I fear I have carried the jest too far. Nay, look you now if she does not weep–’tis the fondest fool. Nay, Cocky,ugg australia, Cocky, nay, dear Cocky,usb flash drive, don’t cry, I was but in jest, I was not, ifeck.

LAET. [Aside.] Oh then, all’s safe. I was terribly frighted. My affliction is always your jest, barbarous man! Oh, that I should love to this degree! Yet -

FOND. Nay, Cocky.

LAET. No, no, you are weary of me, that’s it–that’s all, you would get another wife–another fond fool, to break her heart– Well, be as cruel as you can to me, I’ll pray for you; and when I am dead with grief, may you have one that will love you as well as I have done: I shall be contented to lie at peace in my cold grave–since it will please you. [Sighs.]

FOND. Good lack, good lack, she would melt a heart of oak–I profess I can hold no longer. Nay,Shanxi entrepreneurs free distribution of 2,000 copies of shark fin to promote e, dear Cocky–ifeck, you’ll break my heart–ifeck you will. See, you have made me weep–made poor Nykin weep. Nay, come kiss, buss poor Nykin–an

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