Oh! hush these suspicions, Fair Imogine said, Offensive to Love and to me! For if ye be living, or if ye be dead, I swear by the Virgin, that none in your stead Shall Husband of Imogine be.

Summary

In this quote, Fair Imogine dismisses and silences any doubts and suspicions surrounding her relationship with someone else. She finds those suspicions to be offensive to her love and to her. Imogine firmly declares that no one, whether alive or dead, will ever replace or be her spouse instead of the person she loves. She emphasizes her loyalty and devotion to her chosen partner, pledging this commitment even on the Virgin Mary's name.

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