A select collection of old plays . THE Dumb Knight. COMEDY. A&us h Scasna I. Enter the King of Cyprus, P by lodes, Florio, and Atten-dants in arms... ;Nough; thefe loud founds deaf my paflions :How long mall love make me a flave to hope,And mix my calm defires with tyranny IO Phylocles ! this herefy I hold,Thought and afFe&ion cannot be contrould. Phy. Yet mayt be bent and fuppled with extremes,Since few dare fee the end of violence.What makes the skilful leech to ufe the fire,Ox war her engines, or ftates policy, But 158 The Dumb Knight. But to recover things moil defperate ?Revolt is recrean
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A select collection of old plays . THE Dumb Knight. COMEDY. A&us h Scasna I. Enter the King of Cyprus, P by lodes, Florio, and Atten-dants in arms... ;Nough; thefe loud founds deaf my paflions :How long mall love make me a flave to hope, And mix my calm defires with tyranny IO Phylocles ! this herefy I hold, Thought and afFe&ion cannot be contrould. Phy. Yet mayt be bent and fuppled with extremes, Since few dare fee the end of violence.What makes the skilful leech to ufe the fire, Ox war her engines, or ftates policy, But 158 The Dumb Knight. But to recover things moil defperate ?Revolt is recreant, when purfuit is brave.Never to faint doth purchafe what we crave. Cyp. True, my Phylocles, yet my recreant foul, .Slavd to her beauty, woud renounce all war, And yield her right to love, did not thy fpirit, MixM with my longing, fortify thefe arms.But I am now refolvd, and this fad hourShall give an end to my diflemperature.. [Summon a parley. Enter aloft, the Queen of Sicily, the Duke of Epirer Al-phonfo, and Attendants. Queen. What fays our tyrant fuitor, our difeafe in;love, That makes our thoughts a flave unto his fword :What fays my lo