What does Ferdinand say to Miranda say after learning her name?

1. calls her admirable; the top of admiration, no less than the most precious treasure on earth 2. says that he's gazed on many ladies with looks of appreciation and found his ear charmed to attention by the music of the voices of many of them 3. says he's likes several women for several fine points but never any with such full love 4. says that some fault would go against their finest quality and cancel it out 5. says that Miranda is 'perfect and peerless', created of the best quality from every creature. 6. tells her that he's by rank a prince and also perhaps a king even though he didnt wish it had been so. 7. says that he'd no more endure the drudgery of bearing logs than he would allow garbage flies to settle on his mouth. 8. asks her to listen to his soul speak 9. tells her that his heart became hers the very moment he saw her and that it lives with her, making him her slave. 10. says he's a patient log-man for her sake.