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"The Faithful Shepherdess The Works of Francis Beaumont and John Fletcher (Volume 2 of 10)."


_Priest_. Go and beware
Of after falling.
_The_. Father 'tis my care. [_Exit_ Thenot.
_Enter_ Daphnis.
_Old_. Here comes another Stragler, sure I see
A Shame in this young Shepherd. _Daphnis_!
_Daph_. He.
_Pri_. Where hast thou left the rest, that should have been
Long before this, grazing upon the green
Their yet imprison'd flocks?
_Daph_. Thou holy man,
Give me a little breathing till I can
Be able to unfold what I have seen;
Such horrour that the like hath never been
Known to the ear of Shepherd: Oh my heart
Labours a double motion to impart
So heavy tidings! You all know the Bower
Where the chast _Clorin_ lives, by whose great power
Sick men and Cattel have been often cur'd,
There lovely _Amoret_ that was assur'd
To lusty _Perigot_, bleeds out her life,
Forc'd by some Iron hand and fatal knife;
And by her young _Alexis_.
_Enter_ Amaryllis _running from her_ Sullen Shepherd.
_Amar_. If there be
Ever a Neighbour Brook, or hollow tree,
Receive my Body, close me up from lust
That follows at my heels; be ever just,
Thou god of Shepherds, _Pan_, for her dear sake
That loves the Rivers brinks, and still doth shake
In cold remembrance of thy quick pursuit:
Let me be made a reed, and ever mute,
Nod to the waters fall, whilst every blast
Sings through my slender leaves that I was chast.


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