PLEASURE.
But on this dame hath Pleasure fix'd his heart,
And this or death the period of his love.
CONSCIENCE.
Lucre with Pomp most aptly might combine.
PLEASURE.
Lucre or Love, if case thou wilt be mine,
Let pass thy name: thyself do I desire.
Thee will I have, except thyself deny;
With thee to live, or else for thee to die.
NEMO.
What, if I deny?
PLEASURE.
Then will I have her.
POLICY.
If we deny?
PLEASURE.
So much the rather.
POMP.
The rather in despite of us? Not so.
NEMO.
My lords, no quarrel: let this lady go;
And if ye trust me, I'll content ye both.
Pleasure, this is not Lucre.
PLEASURE.
She's Lucre unto me;
But be she Love or Conscience, this is she—