Act,  scene

1    2,   2   |          faithful loves,~Like two sweet children, like two turtle-doves;~
2    2,   2(3)|        furious countenance with a sweet and gentle expression. He
3    3,   3   |       Madam, I am overjoyed.~’Tis sweet to find myself alone with
4    3,   3   |        after;~I see elsewhere the sweet compelling charms~Of such
5    3,   3   | nothingness,~I’ll ever pay you, O sweet miracle,~An unexampled worship
6    4,   5   |           A lasting faith in your sweet charity.~Elmire [coughing