Al. How do you know that?
Mu. We had it from Apollo.
Al. How envious are the Destinies, to take from us all desirable Things so hastily!
Mu. We must not talk of that at this Time; but this Jerome, dying with great Applause, will leave his whole Estate for the building of a College at Louvain, in which most learned Men shall profess and teach publickly, and gratis, the three Languages. These Things will bring a great Ornament to Learning, and Glory to Charles himself: Then we'll reside at Louvain, with all our Hearts.
Al. But whither are you going now?
Mu. To Antwerp.
Al. What, the Muses and Graces going to a Fair?
Mu. No, we assure you, we are not going to a Fair; but to a Wedding.
Al. What have Virgins to do at Weddings?
Mu. 'Tis no indecent Thing at all, for Virgins to be at such a Wedding as this is.