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Tis well they scaped her heart, lying all the fight little more than pistoll shott from 'em; her Starboard still to the fort & at least 200 Musketts playing upon her. I wish'd heartily some of our London roaring Boyes[17] had bene in the heate of't. _Sol_. Wouldst have 'em twice burnt. _Pike_. They should have found a difference betwixt the smoake of Tobacco and of a muskett; another manner of noise than _dam me & refuse me_[18], which they vomitt dayly. It might have done some of 'em good, for by that meanes they might have prayd heartily once in their lives. _Cap_. The _Whitehall_[19] men did good service. _Ma_. Who? the Collyers? _Sol_. 4000 Bulletts their ordnance & the _Hollanders_ dischargd upon the Castle. _Cap_. 'Twas well done of all sides, Bullyes[20]: but, since our forces are landed, let it be your care to looke well to the Ships: and honest _Dick_ of _Devonshire_ be not too carelesse of your hurts; he meanes to fight againe that provides for his recovery soonest. Hold thee, here is something to pay the Surgeon and to wash your wound withall. _Pike_. My noble Captaine, I'le have care of my owne and drinke your health with it. _Ma_. Thou deservest more than common encouragement: prithee, remember me too. [_Exeunt Capt. & Mast_. _Pike_. Why, now am I sorry I have no more hurt, gentlemen; but I tooke it as earnest to receive more if occasion bee. I have but a barrell to bestow among my Dons; while that lasts let 'em come & welcome,--the drinke shalbe spicd to their hands. Their complexions are blacke, they shall want no Balls to wash their faces; if any doe light in their bodies they may chance be scourd all over. _Sol_. 2. We may hap to be in the suddes ourselves. _Pike_. There will be charges savd then; for my part I am but one, and there are shotts enough. _Sol_. 2. More by a score then I hope wilbe payd these two dayes. _Pike_. Talke not of paying: here's more then a month comes to. Well, if our service be done, & there be any other liquor to be gott, wele drinke no salt water as long as this lasts. _Sol_. 2. Come, let's have a dish to our countrymen & let's remember _Tavestock_. _Pike_. Godamercy for that, boy. A match, a match! [_Exeunt_. (SCENE 2.) _Enter Henrico Gusman, his sword drawne, & Eleonora_. _Hen_. Yet the Citty is safe enough; feare not, _Eleonora_; The Bullets m
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