n asks. Must have no masks here.

IV:1:55 GRAUS.
An obedient wife commands her husband. Business with a stranger,
title enough.

[Advancing and addressing the Mask.]

Most noble Senor Mask.

IV:1:56 THE UNKNOWN.
Well, fellow!

IV:1:57 GRAUS.
Hem; as it may be. D'ye see, most noble Senor Mask, that 'tis an
orderly house this, frequented by certain honest gentlemen, that
take their siesta, and eat a fried egg after their day's work,
and so are not ashamed to show their faces. Ahem!

IV:1:58 THE UNKNOWN.
As in truth I am in such villanous company.

IV:1:59 GRAUS.
Wheugh! but 'tis not the first ill word that brings a blow.
Would'st sup indifferently well here at a moderate rate, we are
thy servants. My Flix hath reputation at the frying-pan, and my
wine hath made lips smack; but here, senor, faces must be uncovered.

IV:1:60 THE UNKNOWN.
Poh! poh!

IV:1:61 GRAUS.
Nay, then, I will send some to you shall gain softer words.

IV:1:62 1ST BRAVO.
Why, what's this?

IV:1:63 2ND BRAVO.
Our host is an honest man, and has friends.

IV:1:64 5TH BRAVO.
Let me finish my olla, and I will discourse with him.

IV:1:65 THE UNKNOWN.
Courage is fire, and bullying is smoke. I come here on business,
and with you all.

IV:1:66 1ST BRAVO.
Carraho! and who's this?

IV:1:67 THE UNKNOWN.
One who knows you, though you know not him. One whom you have never
seen, yet all fear. And who walks at night, and where he likes.

IV:1:68 2ND BRAVO.
The devil himself!

IV:1:69 THE UNKNOWN.
It may be so.

IV:1:70 2ND BRAVO.
Sit by me, Friar, and speak Latin.

IV:1:71 THE UNKNOWN.
There is a man missing in Burgos, and I will know where he is.

IV:1:72 OLD MAN.
There were many men missing in my time.

IV:1:73 THE UNKNOWN.
Dead or alive, I care not; but land or water, river or turf, I will
know where the body is stowed. See

[shaking a purse]

here is eno' to point all the poniards of the city. You shall
h