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no good from you but Prayers to Heaven? _Fran_. Oh Lord, Prayers to Heaven! Why, I hope, Captain, we have no need to think of Heaven. _Capt_. At your own Peril be it then, Signior, for the _Turks_ are coming upon us. _Fran_. Oh Lord, Turks, Turks! [_Ex_. Cap. _Guil_. Turks, oh, is that all? [_Falls to eating_. _Fran_. All--why, they'll make Eunuchs of us, my Lord, Eunuchs of us poor men, and lie with all our Wives. _Guil_. Shaw, that's nothing, 'tis good for the Voice.--how sweetly we shall sing, ta, la, ta la la, ta la, &c. _Fran_. Ay, 'twill make you sing another note, I'll warrant you. _Enter a Seaman_. _Sea_. For Heaven's sake, Sirs, do not stand idle here; Gentlemen, if you wou'd save your lives,--draw and defend 'em. [_Exit_. _Fran_. Draw! I never drew any thing in my Life, but my Purse, and that most damnably against my will; oh, what shall I do? _Enter_ Captain. _Capt_. Ah, my Lord, they bear up briskly to us, with a fresh Gale and full Sails. _Fran_. Oh, dear Captain, let us tack about and go home again. _Capt_. 'Tis impossible to scape, we must fight it out. _Fran_. Fight it out! oh, I'm not able to indure it,--why, what the Devil made me a ship-board? [_Ex_. Cap. _Guil_. Why, where be these _Turks_? set me to 'em, I'll make 'em smoke, Dogs, to dare attack a man of Quality. _Isa_. Oh, the Insolence of these _Turks_! do they know who's aboard? for Heaven's sake, my Lord, do not expose your noble Person. _Guil_. What, not fight?--Not fight! A Lord, and not fight? Shall I submit to Fetters, and see my Mistress ravish'd by any great _Turk_ in Christendom, and not fight? _Isa_. I'd rather be ravish'd a thousand times, than you should venture your Person. [_Seamen shout within_. _Fran_. Ay, I dare swear. _Enter Seaman_. _Sea_. Ah, Sirs, what mean you? Come on the Deck for shame. _Ant_. My Lord, let us not tamely fall, there's danger near. [_Draws_. _Guil_. Ay, ay, there's never smoke, but there's some fire--Come, let's away--ta la, tan ta la, la la, &c. [Draws. [Exit _singing, and_ Antonio _and_ Pet. _Fran_. A Pox of all Lords, I say, you must be janting in the Devil's name, and God's dry Ground wou'd not serve your turn. [_Shout here_. Oh, how they thunder! What shall
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