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The Second Gentleman was a character in William Shakespeare's play Pericles.
In Scene V, he emerged from a house of ill-repute in Mytilene with another gentleman who asked him if he had ever heard the like. He replied he had not but said he was now disinterested in bawdy-houses and suggested that they go and hear the vestals sing. The other gentleman agreed to this, saying he would "do any thing now that is virtuous". (PROSE: Pericles [+]Loading...["Pericles (short story)"])