Such a reverend habit Should not give harbour to so blacke a falshood.

O that that shape should bury falshood in it.

But all the Advocate hath alledged concerning His falshood, and my shame, in my consent, To be most true:

Let me alone, That I may cut off falshood, whilst it springs.

'Tis an ill Office in your age, a poor one, To judge thus weakly: and believe your self too, A weaker, to betray your innocent Daughter, To his intemp'rate, rude, and wild embraces, She hates as Heaven hates falshood.

Was not the wrong Sufficient to defeat me of mine honour, To leave me full of sorrow, as of want, The witness of thy lust left in my womb, To testifie thy falshood, and my shame?