Beaumont and Fletcher's Works, Vol. 04 of 10

Pro. Chilax, You are a stranger yet in these designs, At least in Rome; tell me, and tell me truth, Did you ere know in all your course of practice, In all the wayes of Women you have run through (For I presume you have been brought up Chilax, As we to fetch and carry.) Chi. True I have so. Pro. Did you I say again in all this progress, Ever discover such a piece of beauty, Ever so rare a Creature, and no doubt One that must know her worth too, and affect it, I and be flatter'd, else 'tis none: and honest? Honest against the tide of all temptations, Honest to one man, to her Husband only, And yet not eighteen, not of age to know Why she is honest?