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Updated: May 13, 2025
"Do not be angry, your Majesty, I beg of you, and deign to hear me. This young girl whom you see before you, so fresh and pretty, is the victim of a strange delusion. She imagines that she is ugly." "Well," said the queen, with a malicious grin, "she is right. I never saw a more hideous object." Jacinta, at these cruel words, thought she would die of mortification.
Which ended, we advance, Just when Aurora rose from Thetis' Bed, Where he had wantoned a short Summer's night, Harness'd his bright hoov'd Horses to begin His gilded course above the Firmament, Out sallied Don Gulielmo Rodorigo de Chimney Sweperio, and so forth. Guil. Hey, Rogues, Rascals, Boys, follow me just behind. SCENE II. Francisco's house. Enter Clara and Jacinta. Jac.
Ha, ha, ha, how I am griev'd to think on it; ha, ha, ha, that you shou'd both be so hardly put to it; ha, ha, ha, for the old Gentleman has lock'd all the doors, and took the keys to bed to him, go, get you in, ha, ha, ha. Ant. Oh, my dear Clara, this is a blessing I could not hope. Cla. So large a Freedom shall my Virtue prove, I'll trust my Honour with Antonio's Love. Jacinta laughing.
I find let Man be brave, or good, or wise, His Virtue gains no Smiles from Woman's Eyes; 'Tis the gay Fool alone that takes the Heart, Foppery and Finery still guide the Dart. SCENE I. A Chamber. Enter Jacinta with a Light, and Julia. Jac. Well, Madam, have you writ to Don Carlos? Jul.
But again the dark remembrance crossed him, and he shuddered, placed the novice hastily on one of the couches, and shouted aloud. The Jew appeared and was ordered to summon Jacinta. A young woman of the same persuasion, and of harsh and forbidding exterior, entered, and to her care Calderon briefly consigned the yet insensible Beatriz.
Wou'd I were in your room, Madam, I'd cut him out work enough, I'd warrant him; and if he durst impose on me, i'faith, I'd transform both his Shape and his Manners; in short, I'd try what Woman-hood cou'd do. And indeed, the Revenge wou'd be so pleasant, I wou'd not be without a jealous Husband for all the World; and really, Madam, Don Carlos is so sweet a Gentleman. Jul. Ay, but the Sin, Jacinta!
Some Comfort, I shall be Father to a Viscount, and for the rest Patience All Nations Cuckolds breed, but I deny They had such need of Cuckolding as I. Enter Antonio, and Clara to Jacinta. Jac. Madam, the rarest sport Ha, ha, ha. Ant. You need not tell us, we have been witness to all.
Ah, what a graceful Mein he has! how fine his Conversation! ah, the difference between him and a filthy Citizen! Jul. Car. Fran. Bills for so many thousands. Jac. He has you in his eye already. Isa. Ah, Jacinta, thou flatterest me. Jac. Car. That other's my Mistress, couldst thou but keep this old Fellow in discourse whilst I give her the sign to retire a little. Guil.
And can you blame me, Jacinta? have I not many Reasons to be sad? first have I not lost the only Man on earth in Don Carlos, that I cou'd love? and worse than that, am married to a Thing, fit only for his Tomb; a Brute, who wanting sense to value me, treats me more like a Prisoner than a Wife? and his Pretence is, because I should not see nor hear from Don Carlos. Jac.
Corror. Jacinta, Woman to Julia, Mrs. Osborne. Wife to Petro. Dancers, Singers, &c. SCENE I. The Street. Enter Carlos, Antonio and Guzman. Car.
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