Ben Jonson,
The Case is Altered — Act IV Scene VI
(1609)
“ Enter Maximilian, Count Ferneze, Aurelia, Phœnixella, Pacue.Max. Nay, but sweet count.Count. Away, I'll hear no more;Never was man so palpably abus'd,My son so basely marted, and myselfAm made the subject of your mirth and scorn. ”
Ben Jonson,
The Case is Altered — Act IV Scene VI
(1609)
“ Max. I, I dare pawn my soul he will return.Count. O impudent derision! open scorn!Intolerable wrong! is't not enoughThat you have play'd upon me all this while,But still to mock me, still to jest at me? ”
Ben Jonson,
The Case is Altered — Act IV Scene VI
(1609)
“ Welcome the worst, I suffer for a friend,Your tortures will, my love shall never, end. [Exeunt.] Manent Maximilian, Aurelia, Phœnixella, Pacue.Phœn. Alas! poor gentleman, my father's rageIs too extreme, too stern and violent. ”
