Ch. God save you heartily, sweet Austin.
Au. I wish the same to you, most kind Christian. Good Morrow to you. I wish you a good Day; but how do you do?
Ch. Very well as Things go, and I wish you what you wish for.
Au. I love you deservedly. I love thee. Thou deservest to be lov'd heartily. Thou speakest kindly. Thou art courteous. I give thee Thanks.
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I am angry with thee. The Form.
Ch. But I am something angry with you. But I am a little angry with you. But I am a little provok'd at you. I have something to be angry with you for.
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For what Cause. The Form.
Au. I pray what is it? Why so? But why, I beseech you? What Crime have I committed? What have I done? Promereor bona, I deserve Good; Commereor mala, I deserve Ill, or Punishment: The one is used in a good Sense, and the other in an ill. Demeremur eum, is said of him that we have attach'd to us by Kindness.