tuen with smiles upon me? Two such defeats in one with. I am here a prisoner bbe murder done, I can soon here, Heaven knows. And if there be f quality: Armed, to! Now shall anything that betrays thet bru esterday before the same house face and mien a Yet there is something in your Pethaps you think this crime enough to kill me, bt if you do, «cannot fear youll do it basely No, sir I'l make you fit fora defence with this. Gives him the sword This gallantry surprises me —nor know Sent, sin against a man so brave, You shall not need; for know; I come to snatch you from a danger that is decreed against you: perhaps you imprisonment. And twas with so muc Feannot see you punished How shall [pay this Thow to use this pre lie, or long h courage you offended, d been safer to have killed ano than have attempted To show your da I'll let you know my quality: and have wounded The viceroy’ son! (Aside) Death and confusion! Was ths plague eserved to complete all the rest? Obl all the world [ would destroy! You seem disordered, sr, by him — the man of es trust me, sc, am, and tis with pain that man receives such ountes, who wants the power to pay ‘em back again To gallant spcits ay me, se Beavis (Asi Then Lam wel, kind Heavent But et us even, that may fight with him and keep my honour safe. [To awvoxto) Oh, Pn tis indeed uneasy; but you may quickly over- ba. bases pron (ere eed er QIimpatient, siz, o be discounting the mighty debt 1 owe you have @ quarrel with a rival, sis, about the maid we love hat thought destroys my reason, 50 My rivah six i one has all the virtues man can boast of ath! Who should thi lenged me to meet him on the Molo as soon as day 1 apprehend you, sit. You'd have me kill the at lays a to the maid you speak of. I'll dot. PU fly to dol Sind you know het? tis enough she is admired by you ‘ rob you of n't, for you must fight under st opinion must be strangely obliging that makes you think I can personate the brave Antonio, whom 1 ean but strive t0 sy too much to my advantage, Come, si, the day appe {i 1 forth, Within, sir is the habit ne, thou deceit lig raried traveller by nigh 0 recipice each step you te D om to follow where you lead 5 Ym dyin No, madam they were both in masquerade. wis by when th thulleneed one another, and they had decided the quarie! then & Wete prevented by some caallers which made anne mt sure tis about you they fh what other ight for me ite he, for whos shal fd dam, € must leave you, hanged for bein ur conductor. | ese 1d I'l reward thee for. Prithee, no more