Rod. Julia, you know my peevish jealousies; I cannot promise you a better husband Than you have had a servant.

Jul. I receive you With all your faults.

Rod. And think, when I am froward,
My sullen humour punishes itself:
I'm like a day in March, sometimes o'ercast
With storms, but then the after clearness is
The greater. The worst is, where I love most,
The tempest falls most heavy.

Jul. Ah! what a little time to love is lent! Yet half that time is in unkindness spent.

Rod. That you may see some hope of my amendment, I give my friendship to Don Manuel, ere My brother asks, or he himself desires it.

Man. I'll ever cherish it.

Gons. Since, for my sake, you become friends, my care
Shall be to keep you so. You, captain, shall
Command this carrack, and, with her, my fortunes.
You, my Honoria, though you have an heart
Which Julia left, yet think it not the worse;
'Tis not worn out, but polished by the wearing.
Your merit shall her beauty's power remove;
Beauty but gains, obligement keeps our love.

[Exeunt.

THE INDIAN QUEEN, A TRAGEDY,

WRITTEN BY THE HON. SIR ROBERT HOWARD, AND MR DRYDEN.