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in pieces To please such brave spectators; yes Ile fight While I can stand, be you but pleasd, my Lords, The noble Dukes here, to allow me choice Of my owne Country weapon. _All_. What? _Pike_. A Quarter staffe,--this, were the head off. _Mac_. Off with the head, and roome! How dost thou like this _Spaniard_? _Pike_. Well: he's welcome. Here's my old trusty frend: are there no more? One! what, but one? why, I shall make no play, No sport before my princely Judges with one. More sackes to the Mill! come, another! what, no more? _Mac_. How many wouldst thou have? _Pike_. Any number under six. _All_. Ha, ha, sure he's mad! _Mac_. Dar'st coape with Three? _Pike_. Where are they? let 'em shew their faces: so; welcome! _Mac_. How dost thou like these chickens? _Pike_. When I have drest them With sorrell sopps Ile tell you. _Lady_. Now guard him heaven! [_Drums. They fight, one is killd, the other 2 disarmed_. 1. Hell take thy Quarter staffe! 2. Pox on thy quarters! _Mac_. The matter? why this noyse? [_A noyse within of Diable Englese_. _Jay_. The soldiers rayle, stampe & stare, and sweare to cutt His throat for all the Jaylors care of him. _Mac_. Make proclamation, my lord _Fernando_, That who soever dares but touch his finger To hurt him, dyes. _Fer_. I will, sir. [_Exit_. _Lady_. This is done nobly. _Mac_. Here, give him this gold. _Ten_. The Duke _Macada_ gives you this gold. _All_. And this. _Ten_. The Duke of _Medina_ this; Duke _Gyron_ this; &, looke you, the Marquesse _Alqueveza_ as much as all the rest. _Alq_. Where's any of my men? give him your Cloake, sirra; Fetch him cleane Band and Cuffs. I embrace thee, _Pike_; And hugg thee in my armes: scorne not to weare A _Spanish_ livery. _Pike_. Oh, my Lord, I am proud of't. _Mac_. He shalbe with a Convoy sent to the King. _Alq_. 4 of my gentlemen shall along with him: Ile beare thy charges, soldier, to _Madrid_, 5 peeces of 8 a day in travell, & Lying still thou shalt have halfe that. _Pike_. On my knees Your vassaile thankes heaven, you, and these Princes. _Mac_. Breake up the Court till afternoon: then the 2 _Guzmans_ tryall. _All_. Come, _Englishman_. _Med_. How we honour valour thus our loves epresse: Thou hast a guard of Dukes and Marquesses.
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