I can’t help it when I look upon you.PYRGOPOLINICES Be of good courage. PHILOCOMASIUM I know what pain it is to me.PALAESTRIO I really don’t wonder now, Philocomasium, if you were here with happiness to yourself, when I, a servant—as I look at him, weep because we are parting pretends to cry, so much have his beauty, his manners, his valour, captivated your feelings.PHILOCOMASIUM Prithee, do let me embrace you before I depart?PYRGOPOLINICES By all means PHILOCOMASIUMembracing him. O my eyes! O my life!PALAESTRIO Do hold up the woman, I entreat you, lest she should fall. He takes hold of her, and she pretends to faint. PYRGOPOLINICES What means this? PALAESTRIO Because, after she had quitted you, she suddenly became faint, poor thing.