Note 159 — ACT II.
Reading edition
"Here is a sentiment for the virtuous Huncamunca!" says Mr. D—s. And yet, with the leave of this great man, the virtuous Panthea, in Cyrus, hath a heart every whit as ample:
"For two I must confess are gods to me, Which is my Abradatus first, and thee."—"Cyrus the Great."
Nor is the lady in Love Triumphant more reserved, though not so intelligible:
"I am so divided, That I grieve most for both, and love both most."