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to the view of the Fair, and he leads 'em all in Triumph. _Ped._ Sir, tho I'm a stranger to you, I'm ashamed at the rudeness of my Nation; and could you learn who did it, would assist you to make an Example of 'em. _Blunt._ Why, ay, there's one speaks sense now, and handsomly; and let me tell you Gentlemen, I should not have shew'd my self like a Jack-Pudding, thus to have made you Mirth, but that I have revenge within my power; for know, I have got into my possession a Female, who had better have fallen under any Curse, than the Ruin I design her: 'dsheartlikins, she assaulted me here in my own Lodgings, and had doubtless committed a Rape upon me, had not this Sword defended me. _Fred._ I knew not that, but o' my Conscience thou hadst ravisht her, had she not redeem'd her self with a Ring-- let's see't, _Blunt_. [_Blunt_ shews the Ring. _Belv._ Hah!-- the Ring I gave _Florinda_ when we exchang'd our Vows!-- hark ye, _Blunt_-- [Goes to whisper to him. _Will._ No whispering, good Colonel, there's a Woman in the case, no whispering. _Belv._ Hark ye, Fool, be advis'd, and conceal both the Ring and the Story, for your Reputation's sake; don't let People know what despis'd Cullies we _English_ are: to be cheated and abus'd by one Whore, and another rather bribe thee than be kind to thee, is an Infamy to our Nation. _Will._ Come, come, where's the Wench? we'll see her, let her be what she will, we'll see her. _Ped._ Ay, ay, let us see her, I can soon discover whether she be of Quality, or for your Diversion. _Blunt._ She's in _Fred's_ Custody. _Will._ Come, come, the Key. [To _Fred._ who gives him the Key, they are going. _Belv._ Death! what shall I do?-- stay, Gentlemen-- yet if I hinder 'em, I shall discover all-- hold, let's go one at once-- give me the Key. _Will._ Nay, hold there, Colonel, I'll go first. _Fred._ Nay, no Dispute, _Ned_ and I have the property of her. _Will._ Damn Property-- then we'll draw Cuts. [_Belv._ goes to whisper _Will._] Nay, no Corruption, good Colonel: come, the longest Sword carries her.-- [They all draw, forgetting Don _Pedro_, being a Spaniard, had the longest. _Blunt._ I yield up my Interest to you Gentlemen, and that will be Revenge sufficient. _Will._ The Wench is yours-- (_To _Ped.__) Pox of his _Toledo_, I had forgot that. _Fred._ Come, Sir, I'll conduct you to the Lady. [Ex. _Fred._ and _Ped._ _Belv._ To hinder him w
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