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there's at your coxcombs, I fight to save me from the Surgions miseries. _Leo_. How the Knave curries 'em? _Lieu_. You cannot Rogues, Till you have my Diseases, flie my fury, Ye Bread and Butter Rogues, do ye run from me? And my side would give me leave, I would so hunt ye, Ye Porridg gutted Slaves, ye Veal broth-Boobies. _Enter Demetrius, and Physicians, and Gentlemen._ _Leo_. Enough, enough _Lieutenant_, thou hast done bravely. _Dem_. Mirrour of man. _Lieu_. There's a Flag for ye, Sir, I took it out o'th' shop, and never paid for't, I'le to 'em again, I am not come to th' text yet. _Dem_. No more my Souldier: beshrew my heart he is hurt sore. _Leo_. Hang him, he'l lick all th^se whole. _1 Phy_. Now will we take him, And Cure him in a trice. _Dem_. Be careful of him. _Lieu_. Let me live but two years, And do what ye will with me; I never had but two hours yet of happiness; Pray ye give me nothing to provoke my valour, For I am ev'n as weary of this fighting-- _2 Phy_. Ye shall have nothing; come to the Princes Tent And there the Surgions presently shall search ye, Then to your rest. _Lieu_. A little handsome Litter To lay me in, and I shall sleep. _Leo_. Look to him. _Dem_. I do believe a Horse begot this fellow, He never knew his strength yet; they are our own. _Leo_. I think so, I am cozen'd else; I would but see now A way to fetch these off, and save their honours. _Dem_. Only their lives. _Leo_. Pray ye take no way of peace now, Unless it be with infinite advantage. _Dem_. I shall be rul'd; Let the Battels now move forward, Our self will give the signal: _Enter_ Trumpet _and_ Herald. Now Herald, what's your message? _Her_. From my Masters, This honourable courtesie, a Parley For half an hour, no more, Sir. _Dem_. Let 'em come on, They have my Princely word. _Enter_ Seleucus, Lysimacus, Ptolomie, _Attendants, Souldiers._ _Her_. They are here to attend ye. _Dem_. Now Princes, your demands? _Sel_. Peace, if it may be Without the too much tainture of our honour: Peace, and we'l buy it too. _Dem_. At what price? _Lysi_. Tribute. _Ptol_. At all the charge of this War. _Leo_. That will not do. _Sel_. _Leontius_, you and I have serv'd together, And run through many a Fortune with our swords, Brothers in Wounds and Health; one meat has fed us, One Tent a thousand times from cold night cover'd us: Our loves have been but one; and had we d
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