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until you are again reform'd and grown new men, you ne'ere presume to name the Court, or press into the Porter's Lodge but for a penance, to be disciplin'd for your roguery, and this done with true contrition. _Both_. Yes, Sir. _Eust_. You again may eat scraps, and be thankful. _Cow_. Here's a cold breakfast after a sharp nights walking. _Eust_. Keep your oaths, and without grumbling vanish. _Both_. We are gone, Sir. [_Exeunt_. _Eust_. May all the poorness of my spirit go with you: the fetters of my thraldom are fil'd off, and I at liberty to right my self; and though my hope in _Angellina's_ little, my honour (unto which compar'd she's nothing) shall, like the Sun, disperse those lowring Clouds that yet obscure and dim it; not the name of Brother shall divert me, but from him, that in the world's opinion ruin'd me, I will seek reparation, and call him unto a strict accompt. Ha! 'tis near day, and if the Muses friend, Rose-cheek'd _Aurora_, invite him to this solitary Grove, as I much hope she will, he seldome missing to pay his vows here to her, I shall hazard to hinder his devotions--The door opens, 'tis he most certain, and by's side my Sword. Blest Opportunity. _Enter_ Charles. _Char_. I have o'er-slept my self, and lost part of the morn, but I'le recover it: Before I went to bed, I wrote some Notes within my Table-book, which I will now consider. Ha! what means this? What do I with a Sword? Learn'd _Mercury_ needs not th' aid of _Mars_, and innocence is to it self a guard; yet since Arms ever protect Arts, I may justly wear and use it; for since 'twas made my prize, I know not how I'm grown in love with't, and cannot eat nor study, and much less walk without it. But I trifle, matters of more weight ask my judgment. _Eust_. Now, Sir, treat of no other Theme, I'le keep you to it, and see y'expound it well. _Char_. _Eustace_! _Eust_. The same, Sir, your younger Brother, who, as duty binds him, hath all this night (turn'd out of door) attended, to bid Good-morrow t'ye. _Char_. This not in scorn, commands me to return it. Would you ought else? _Eust_. O much, Sir, here I end not, but begin; I must speak to you in another strain than yet I ever us'd; and if the language appear in the delivery rough and harsh, you (being my Tutor) must condemn your self, from whom I learn'd it. _Char_. When I understand (be't in what style you please) what's your demand, I shall endeavour, in the s
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