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'Twere strange it should be otherwise. Sis. You give your tongue a licence, nor will I hope Your malice should spare me abroad that have So prodigally abus'd a Ladies fame That deserv'd nobly from you; but you men Care not whose name you blast with a loose character, So you maintaine your pride of talke. Cou. Howe's this?
Oh, good Sir, take your Cerberuses off I do confess, the Captain here, and I have violated your Fame. Noi. Abus'd you, and traduc'd you, and thus we beg your pardon Gay. Abus'd me! 'Tis more than I know, Gentlemen. Bea. But it seems your Friend the Devil does. Gay. By this time Bredwel's married. Devils. So, the Fools are going, and now to Julia's Arms. SCENE IV. Lady Fulbank's Anti-chamber.
But the Civil Law does not regard Hermaphrodites as Monsters, it permits them to make a Choice of either of the two Sexes for the Business of Copulation, either in the Capacity of Men or Women; but if the Hermaphrodite does not perform his Part agreeable to Nature, the same Law inflicts the Punishment due to Sodomy, because he has abus'd one Part, contrary to Matures Laws.
To provoke Othello's jealousy Iago now urges Desdemona to plead Cassio's cause with her husband, and at the came time eggs on Othello to watch Cassio: Look to your wife; observe her well with Cassio; Wear your eye thus, not jealous nor secure. I would not have your free and noble nature Out of self-bounty be abus'd; look to 't.
For this cause, when your honours and reverences would know whether I writ clean and fit to be read, you will be able to judge full as well by looking into my Laundress's bill, as my book: there is one single month in which I can make it appear, that I dirtied one and thirty shirts with clean writing; and after all, was more abus'd, cursed, criticis'd, and confounded, and had more mystic heads shaken at me, for what I had wrote in that one month, than in all the other months of that year put together.
But this excellent and amiable Qualification of the Mind is too apt to be abus'd and perverted to ill purposes.
All this I know as well as you, Pisaro, But will not be abus'd; alas, I'm lost: Could I recal these two last days are past, Ah, I should be my self again, Pisaro. I would refuse these Fetters which I wear, And be a Slave to nothing but to Glory. Pis. That were a Resolution worthy of you. But come, 'tis late, what you resolve conclude. Alcip.
Eumolpus cou'd not endure to see free-born men against all law and justice so abus'd, and returning their threats with blows, not only was our advocate but champion too. He was seconded by his man, and two or three sick passengers appear'd our friends, that serv'd rather to encourage us, than encrease our force.
Queri. Wherino a man that ows one pound to my shiling. I dont want it to pay his one, I believe he dos. My wife pretends to say I abus'd her for the truth of this I will apiel to all thare nabors." Anenst this I am glad to add that I have found repentant sequels to the mortifying story, in the form of humble retractions of the husband's allegations.
Sir, this Villain here has abus'd me, and with a false Marriage has rob'd me of my Honour. Bel. How! Sir Tim. My Lord, I say this young Jilt would have rob'd me of my self; and courting her, and enjoying her only for a Miss, would persuade me I am married to her. Flaunt.
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