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Madam the Duke intreats your instant company. Your Lordship prevents the time with speed, or else Vitelli Has some impediment by business, sir. You're opportunely welcome to deliver Your own excuse, I was about to stretch My invention for you. Now your friends Arrived, I must beg licence to depart, I have some urgent business. I kiss your Lordship's hand. Adorni, this is no time for mirth, Your noble General has slave Lord Bonivet, And for the act is a prisoner. else be forced to keep their maidenheads Till they be musty and not marchantable To younger brother's with additions of wealthy portions. The Duke, Though he did hold his kinsman deer, will valve The public good before his private ruin. Good my Lord Hear but my just excuse, I am so much the fair Chriseas beauty's by such ties Obliged to serve her, that I choose to hazard The anger of the state ere her displeasure, And do submit me to your gracious censure. The rumour of the Fleet Has filled all Italy with wonder, how So small a number should in open fight Defeat the Turkish Navy; and conclude The Generals skill and valour, the main cause Of the achievement. The report Of his Land services do stand on terms Of Competition with the multitude Of his Sea Victories. Signior Frangipan, What riding post on foot, whither in such haste? We do believe you Signior, and are in doubt When you'll have leisure for't. You know Lord Bonivets alliance to the Duke. He's to be tried ith'morning without noise, For fear of mutiny, and 'tis supposed That if some virgin Lady do not claim Her privilege, and beg his life, he'll suffer. Much good Do it his patient shoulders: but Adorni, What think you of the French?