Jacinta, Woman to Julia, Mrs. Osborne.

Enter Julia and Jacinta.

And can you blame me, Jacinta?

Jul. Ay, but the Sin, Jacinta! Jac.

no, Jacinta, that night that gives him to another Woman, shall see him dead between the Charmer's Arms.

Enter Julia and Jacinta.

I would not for the world; no, Jacinta, when ever thou seest me in holy Orders, the World will be at an end.

Bless thee for this Tidings, dear Jacinta.

Enter Jacinta with a Light, and Julia.

Jul. Judge then what my Heart feels, which like a Fire but lightly cover'd o'er with the cold Ashes of Despair, with the least blast breaks out into a Flame; I burn, I burn, Jacinta, and only charming Carlos can allay my Painbut how?

Dear Jacinta, thou art the kindest Maid.

Enter, opening the door, Jacinta. Car.

And prithee, dear Jacinta, let me have one word with Julia more, she need not fear surprize; just at the door let me but kiss her hand.

I hear no noise, sure 'twas he,and he's gone in To reap those Joys he knows not how to value, And I must languish for; I'll stay a littleperhaps Jacinta may return again, for anything belonging to my Julia is dear, even to my Soul.

Enter Clara, Julia, Antonio, Jacinta running to 'em.

[Aside, goes out with him and Jacinta.

Enter Jacinta.

Jacinta laughing.

Do you think so, Jacinta?

Jacinta, my Fan, and set my Hair in order, oh, the Gods!

how my Heart beats alreadykeep your Distance behind, Jacinta,bless me, how I tremblea little farther, Jacinta. Fran.

how my Heart beats alreadykeep your Distance behind, Jacinta,bless me, how I tremblea little farther, Jacinta. Fran.

I die, Jacinta.

SCENE I. Enter, as aboard the Ship, Guiliom, Isabella, Francisco, Julia, Antonio, Clara, Jacinta, Pedro and his Wife, Pages.

He is a delicate fine Person, Jacinta; but, methinks he does not make Love enough to me.