Marcela's Reply (from Don Quixote)

"Heav’n, you’re pleas’d to say, has made me beautiful, and that to such a
Degree, that you are forc’d, nay, as it were compell’d to love me, in
spite of your Endeavours to the contrary; and for the sake of that Love,
you say I ought to love You again.  Now, tho’ I am sensible, that whatever
is beautiful is lovely, I cannot conceive, that what is lov’d for being
handsome, sho’d be bound to love that by which ‘tis lov’d, meerly because
‘tis lov’d."
 

                            Heaven has made me, so you say,
beautiful, and so much so that in spite of yourselves my beauty
leads you to love me; and for the love you show me you say, and even
urge, that I am bound to love you. By that natural understanding which
God has given me I know that everything beautiful attracts love, but I
cannot see how, by reason of being loved, that which is loved for
its beauty is bound to love that which loves it;