Your game flies fair.
Fra. Do not fear it.
He answers you in your hawking phrase."—"In Love."
I think these two great authorities are sufficient to justify Dollallolla in the use of the phrase, "Hie away, hie!" when in the same line she says she is speaking to a setting-dog.
[112] We meet with such another pair of scales in Dryden's King Arthur:
"Arthur and Oswald, and their different fates,
Are weighing now within the scales of heaven."
Also in Sebastian:—
"This hour my lot is weighing in the scales."
[113] Mr. Rowe is generally imagined to have taken some hints from this scene in his character of Bajazet; but as he, of all the tragic writers, bears the least resemblance to our author in his diction, I am unwilling to imagine he would condescend to copy him in this particular.