Who said it? Crossword

Lead on no other dangers they can dread who venture in the storms o the marriage bed
If I take not heed my coward heart will leave me to his mercy
I am ashamed of the rudeness of my nation
Therefore prepare for both my pleasures of enjoyment and revenge
My business is to laugh and love
False man I see my ruin in your face
How his unconstant humour makes me love him
Curse on him here he comes how fine she has made him too
Tis true I was never a lover yet
I hope he has some mad companion or other that will spoil my devoltion
I have a command from my father here to tell you you ought not to despise him
I wish only to be ranked and esteemed equal with the English colonel Belvile
Why at this time of not was your cobweb still open dear spider but to catch flies
No Ill have a saint of my own to pray to shortly if I like any that dares venture on me
Love is all the business of my soul
Trophies from which believing fops we win are spoils to those who cozen us again
What the devil are we made of that we cannot be thus concerned for a wench
Thou wilt love this wondering inconstant till thou findst thyself hanged about his neck
I love a frank soul: when did you ever hear a honest woman that took a man's money
The rogue's stark mad for a wench