302279Were it my Qu. to
fight, I
should haue knowne it,
303280Without a prompter, where will you that I goe,
304281And an
swer this your charge?
305282Bra. To pri
son till
fit time
306283Of Law, and cour
se of dire
ct Se
ssion,
308285Oth. What if I doe obey,
309286How may the Duke be therewith
satis
fied,
310287Who
se Me
ssengers are heere about my
side,
311288Vpon
some pre
sent bu
sine
sse of the State,
313290Officer. Tis true mo
st worthy Seignior,
314291The Duke's in Councell, and your noble
selfe,
316293Bra. How? the Duke in Councell?
317294In this time of the night? bring him away,
318295Mine's not an idle cau
se, the Duke him
selfe,
319296Or any of my Brothers of the State,
320297Cannot but feele this wrong, as twere their owne.
321298For if
such a
ctions, may haue pa
ssage free,
322299Bond
slaues, and Pagans,
shal our State
smen be.
Exeunt.
324300Enter Duke and Senators, set at a Table with lights 325302Duke. There is no Compo
sition in the
se newes,
3273041 Sena. Indeede they are di
sproportioned,
328305My letters
say, a hundred and
seuen Gallies.
329306Du. And mine a hundred and forty.
3303072 Sena. And mine two hundred:
331308But though they iumpe not on a iu
st account,
332309As in the
se ca
ses, where they aym'd reports,
333310Tis oft with di
fference, yet doe they all con
firme
334311A
Turkish fleete, and bearing vp to
Cipresse. 335312Du. Nay, it is po
ssible enough to iudgement:
336313I doe not
so
secure me to the error,
337314But the mayne Articles I doe approue
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