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M^rs. FI. And ? uch a one I need, but not this way: 5
Sir, I confe? ? e me to you, the meere manner
Of your attempting mee, this morning tooke mee,
And I did hold m'inuention, and my manners,
Were both engag'd, to giue it a requitall;
But not vnto your ends: my hope was then, 10
(Though interrupted, ere it could be vtter'd)
That whom I found the Ma? ter of ? uch language,
That braine and ? pirit, for ? uch an enterpri? e,
Could not, but if tho? e ? uccours were demanded
To a right v?
e, employ them vertuou? ly! 15
And make that profit of his noble parts,
Which they would yeeld. S^r, you haue now the ground,
To exerci? e them in: I am a woman:
That cannot ? peake more wretchedne? ? e of my ? elfe,
Then you can read; match'd to a ma? ? e of folly; 20
That euery day makes ha? te to his owne ruine;
The wealthy portion, that I brought him, ? pent;
And (through my friends neglect) no ioynture made me.
My fortunes ? tanding in this precipice,
'Tis _Coun? ell_ that I want, and hone?