... bent To seek the love of faire Terentia. The cho[i]ce is such as choiser cannot bee Even with a nimble eye; his vertues through His smile is like the Meridian Sol Discern'd a dauncing in the burbling brook; His frowne out-dares the Austerest face Of warre or Tyranny to sease upon; His shape might force the Virgine huntresse With him for ever live a vestall life; His minde is virtues over-matcht, yet this And more shall dye if this ... — A Collection Of Old English Plays, Vol. IV. • Editor: A.H. Bullen
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