Just. I, Justice, shall redress whate'er is found amiss.
Miser. I, Mercy, where the member may recured be,
Shall temper the rigour and slake extremity.
Pax. I, Peace, when th' uncurable is clean cut away
And th' ill made good, shall flourish for ever and aye.
Resp. And I, which cannot otherwise your goodness deserve,
Shall your wholesome directions duly observe.
And what if Insolence shall come, or Avarice?
Ver. Detest them, abhor them, and refuse their service.
I doubt not but they will be still haunting hither,
Till we four shall them four take here altogether.
Miser. Now, sisters! go we, and Respublica with us,
To be new apparelled otherwise than thus.
Just. Come on, Respublica! with us to wealth from woe:
God hath given us in charge that it must be so.
Ver. The blissful renovation ye shall reign in
Must, from henceforth, now immediately begin.
[Cantent: "The mercy of God," et exeant, etc.