The London Merchant: Or, The History Of George Barnwell
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Act I scene II
"It's a general maxim among the knowing part of mankind that a woman without virtue, like a man without honor and honesty, is capable of any action, though never so vile; and yet what pains will they not take, what arts not use, to seduce us from our innocence and make us contemptible and wicked even in their own opinions ?"
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Peace and comfort dwell within these arms, and sorrow can't approach me while I'm here!
George Barnwell:
You are fair and I am miserable.
Before I saw your grief I felt it.
Sleep has been a stranger to these eyes...