Whither  to  go,  and  what  to  bear  with  us  :
And  do  not  feek  to  take  your  chiinge  upon  you.
To  beax-  )*uur  griefs  youifelf,  and  leave  mc  out ;
For,  by  this  heaven,  now  at  our  furrows  p^Ie,
Say  what  thou  c;inlt,'  1*11  go  along  with  tiice.
Rof.  Why,  w  hither  Ihall  we  go  r

f  /.  To  feck  my  uncle  in  the  foreft  of  Ardcu.
Rof.  Alai;,  what  danger  will  it  be  to  iis,
Maidb  as  we  arc,  to  ti-avcl  forth  fo  for  !
Iic;uity  provoketh  thie\'cs  foonerthan  gtAd.
Cil.  I'll  put  myfeltin  poor  and  me?n  rutue.
And  with  a  kind  of  umber  fmirch  my  face  ;
The  like  do  you ;  fo  ftxall  v^c  pafs  :ilon^.
And  ncN'cr  ftir  afTailnnts,

R'f.  Were  it  not  bctrei*,
B«:caufethnt  I  am  more  than  common  t.'ll.
That  I  did  fuit  me  all  iwints  hkc  a  mrai  ?
A  gallant  curtle-ax^  ujxmi  my  thigli,
A  boar-fpc:u-  in  my  Inad  ;  and  (in  n)y  heart
Lie  there  what  hidden  woman's  (aw'  there  vv;ll)
We'll  iiavc  n  fwalhing  3  anJ  a  maitial  autfide  ;
As  many  other  manniih  co^vaixls  have,
Tlwt  do  outface  it  witfi  their  fcmbl.inces.
Ctl.  Wh.it  Ihall  I  call  tlicc,  when  tliou  art  x
ni:m  ?  [page  ;

Rof  I'll  have  no  worfe  a  name  than  Jove'>  owa
And  therefore  look  you  coll  me,  Gunimcd.
But  wliat  will  you  be  call'd  ?

CaL  Something  that  h.ith  a  reference  to  my  (late  ;
No  longer  C'cli;',  hut  Alicna.
