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e besides. Cassilanes: An excellent change: I that some seven Apprentice-ships commanded A hundred Ministers, that waited on 265] My nod, and sometimes twenty thousand souldiers, Am now retir'd, attended in my age By one poor maid, follow'd by one old man. Arcanes: Sir, you are lower in your own repute Than you have reason for. Cassilanes: The _Roman_ Captains, I mean the best, such as with their blouds Purchas'd their Countreys peace, the Empires glorie, Were glad at last to get them to some Farmes, Off-from the clamours of the ingratefull great ones, And the unsteady multitude, to live As I do now, and 'twas their blessing too, Let it be ours _Arcanes_. Arcanes: I cannot but Applaud your scorn of injuries. Cassilanes: Of injuries? _Arcanes_, _Annophel_, lend both your hands. So, what say ye now? Arcanes: Why now my Lord-- Cassilanes: I swear By all my past prosperities; thus standing Between you two, I think my self as great, As mighty, as if in the Capitol I stood amidst the Senators, with all The _Cretan_ subjects prostrate at my feet. Annophel: Sir, you are here more safe. Cassilanes: And more beloved: Why look ye Sirs, I can forget the weakness Of the traduced Souldiers, the negleft Of the fair-spoken Senate, the impietie Of him, the villain, whom (to my dishonour) The World miscalls my son. But by the-- Arcanes: Sir, remember that you promis'd no occasion Should move your patience. Cassilanes: Thou do'st chide me friendly, He shall not have the honour to be thought upon Amongst us. [Enter _a Servant_.] Now? the news? 266] Servant: The Secretarie, With the _Venetian_ prisoner, desire Admittance to your Lordship. Cassilanes: How? to me? What mysterie is this? _Arcanes_ can they, Thinkst thou, mean any good? Arcanes: My Lord, they dare not Intend ought else but good. Cassilanes: 'Tis true, they dare not; _Arcanes_ welcom them: Come hither _Annophel_, Stand close to me, we'l change our affability Into a form of State: and they shall know Our heart is still our own. [Enter _Arcanes_, _Fe
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