What does Miranda say when Ferdinand is appraising her against other women he's entertained?

1. says she does not know any other women and cant remember the face of one except her own in her mirror. 2. says she hasnt seen other men except her father and Ferdinand's. 3. has no idea of what faces are in other places. 4. declares by her modesty (her most prized possession) that she would desire no better companion in the world than him; nor can she imagine any other person but him she could admire. 5. realises she is prattling too wildly, and forgetting her father's precepts (instructions).