's sister.              [_Aside._
    O bless'd mistake, so luckily continu'd!

    +Cam.+ I am by his permission mistress here;
    And since that I am pleas'd, sir, 'tis enough,
    Without our troubling him with the account
    Of her sad story.

    +Don A.+ True, madam, as to her reception here;
    But yet 'twere very fit he knew it too,
    That we might serve ourselves of his advice
    And credit for this lady's service.

                        _Enter +Don Henrique+._

    +Don H.+ Though I did promise the corregidor
    Not to stir from his house till his return,
    Yet I could not obtain it of myself;                       [_Aside._
    I'm so impatient to unfold the riddle
    Of Don Antonio's seeing of my sister,
    And entertaining her in her own lodgings.
    I shall not now be long i' th' dark. O heavens!      [_He sees her._
    'Tis she herself, and Camilla with her.
    Were all my servants mad, or all agreed
    T' abuse me in affirming she was fled?
    But Don Carlos, was he mad too to swear
    That he had trac'd her to another house?
    Certainly I or they must be possess'd,
    Or some enchantment reigns within these walls.

    +Don A.+ O, here comes Don Henrique: now I'll acquaint him
    With your sad story, madam.

    +Cam.+ I fear we are undone.

    +Don A.+ Don Henrique!

    +Por.+ I'm dead if he proceed, but how to hinder him----

    +Don A.+ Here's a lady with your sister Porcia----

    +Don H.+ Yes, sir, I see who 'tis.

    +Don A.+ Since you know her, sir, you will the easier
    Excuse my boldness.

    +Don H.+ Boldness! in what, sir?

    +Don A.+ To have been th' occasion of your finding her
    Here with your sister at this time o' th' night.

    +Don H.+ Lord, sir, what do you mean?

    +Don A.+ There was in truth such a necessity in it,
's sister.               [ _ Aside. _ 
     O bless'd mistake, so fortunately continu'd! 

     + Cam.+ I am by his license schoolmarm here; 
     And since that I am pleas'd, sir,' tis enough, 
     Without our troubling him with the account 
     Of her sad floor. 

     + Don A.+ True, madam, as to her reception here; 
     But yet' twere very fit he know it too, 
     That we might serve ourselves of his advice 
     And recognition for this lady's service. 

                         _ accede + Don Henrique+. _ 

     + Don H.+ Though I did promise the corregidor 
     Not to touch from his house till his return, 
     Yet I could not obtain it of myself;                        [ _ Aside. _ 
     I'm so impatient to unfold the riddle 
     Of Don Antonio's visual perception of my sister, 
     And entertaining her in her own lodgings. 
     I shall not immediately be long i' th' dark. O heavens!       [ _ He see her. _ 
    ' Tis she herself, and Camilla with her. 
     Were all my servants mad, or all agreed 
     T' abuse me in affirming she was flee? 
     But Don Carlos, was he mad too to swear 
     That he had trac'd her to another house? 
     Certainly I or they must be possess'd, 
     Or some captivation reign within these walls. 

     + Don A.+ O, here comes Don Henrique: now I'll acquaint him 
     With your sad story, madam. 

     + Cam.+ I fear we are undone. 

     + Don A.+ Don Henrique! 

     + Por.+ I'm all in if he continue, but how to hinder him---- 

     + Don A.+ Here's a dame with your baby Porcia---- 

     + Don H.+ Yes, sir, I see who' tis. 

     + Don A.+ Since you know her, sir, you will the easier 
     Excuse my boldness. 

     + Don H.+ Boldness! in what, sir? 

     + Don A.+ To have been thursday' occasion of your finding her 
     Here with your sister at this time o' thursday' night. 

     + Don H.+ Lord, sir, what do you mean? 

     + Don A.+ There was in truth such a necessity in it,
's slster.              [_Aside._
    O bless'd mistake, sm luckjly contknu'd!

    +Cam.+ I am by his permmssiin miwtress here;
    And sinze that I am pleaw'd, smr, 'tis enough,
    Without our tdlublnnj him with the sccount
    Of her sad stmrh.

    +Don A.+ True, madam, as to her recepeion hete;
    But yet 'twgre vtry fit he knew it too,
    That we might ssrve ougselves of his adfice
    And credit for thid lafy's service.

                        _Enter +Don Hdnrique+._

    +Don H.+ Thougg I did promise the corregidor
    Noc to stir ftoj jhs house tiol hif return,
    Nvt I cogld not obtain it of kysxlf;                       [_Aside._
    I'm so imkatient to uufold the riddle
    Od Eon Attonho's rweivg kf mg sistfr,
    And entsrtaining hwr in her own lodgimgf.
    I shall nkt now bq long i' th' dark. O heavens!      [_He sees hed._
    'Tis she herself, ane Camilla with her.
    Were all my servants mad, or all agreed
    T' abuse me in axfirmmne skc dqs fled?
    But Don Carlos, was he mad too to swewd
    That he had tvac'd her to anothet joife?
    Certainuy I ox tgey must be possesd'd,
    Ot some enchantmtnt rrigns within these walls.

    +Don A.+ O, herv cones Don Henrique: nlw I'll acqucint hom
    With your sad story, mabam.

    +Cam.+ I fear we are uhaone.

    +Don A.+ Dov Hvnrixue!

    +Por.+ I'm dead if he pwoceed, buv how to hinaer nim----

    +Don A.+ Herf's a lady with your sistfr Potcia----

    +Don H.+ Yed, sir, I see who 'tis.

    +Don A.+ Siire you know hgr, vir, you wilj the easier
    Exsuse my boldnexs.

    +Djn H.+ Coldness! ih what, vir?

    +Don W.+ To have beet th' occasion of your fineing her
    Fere with your sister an uhis time i' th' night.

    +Don M.+ Lora, sir, what do yob nean?

    +Don A.+ Tnerd wws ii truev such a necassigy km it,
's sister. [_Aside._ O bless'd mistake, so +Cam.+ am by permission mistress here; pleas'd, 'tis enough, Without troubling him with account Of her sad story. +Don True, madam, as to her reception here; But yet 'twere very fit he it too, That we might serve ourselves of his advice And credit for lady's _Enter Henrique+._ H.+ Though I did promise the corregidor Not to stir from his house till his return, I could not obtain it of myself; [_Aside._ so impatient to unfold riddle Of Don Antonio's seeing my And entertaining in own I shall not be long i' th' dark. O heavens! [_He sees her._ 'Tis she herself, and Camilla with her. all my or all T' me affirming she was Don Carlos, was he mad too he had trac'd her to another house? Certainly or they be possess'd, Or some enchantment reigns these walls. +Don A.+ O, here comes Don now I'll acquaint him With your sad story, madam. +Cam.+ I fear we are undone. Don Henrique! +Por.+ I'm if he proceed, how hinder +Don Here's a with your sister Porcia---- +Don H.+ Yes, sir, I see who +Don A.+ Since you know her, sir, you will the my +Don H.+ Boldness! what, sir? +Don A.+ have th' occasion of your Here your time th' +Don H.+ Lord, sir, do you mean? +Don A.+ was in truth such
's sister.              [_Aside._
    O bless'd mistakE, so luckily ContiNu'd!

    +cam.+ i aM by hIs peRmission mistreSS herE;
    And since that I am pleas'd, Sir, 'tiS eNOugh,
    wItHout oUr troubLInG HIm wItH tHe aCcOUnT
    Of heR saD story.

    +DOn A.+ True, madAm, aS tO her receptioN HeRe;
    But yet 'twEre Very fit he kneW it Too,
    ThaT wE miGHt serVe oUrselVes of hIS advicE
    And crediT fOR this lADy's servICE.

                        _ENter +don Henrique+._

    +Don H.+ ThOUgH i did promise the CorregIdOR
    NOT To sTir From his houSe Till hIS return,
    yEt i COUld NOt obtain it of mYself;                       [_Aside._
    I'M So iMpatieNt To uNFold thE riddLe
    oF DoN Antonio's seEing Of my sisteR,
    And enTErtainiNG her in hEr own lOdgIngS.
    I shALl NoT noW bE LonG I' tH' daRK. O hEavens!      [_He SeEs Her._
    'TiS she HERSElf, aNd CAmilLa witH her.
    Were all my SerVantS Mad, Or all AgreeD
    T' abUsE me in AffirmIng shE wAs fled?
    But Don CarLos, wAs he mad toO to SwEar
    thAt he hAD trac'd Her To aNother hOuse?
    CerTAinLy i OR ThEy must be possess'd,
    Or SoME EnChantmenT reignS WiThIN these waLlS.

    +DoN A.+ O, hERE comeS Don hEnRique: now i'll acqUAiNt Him
    With YoUr sad sToRy, mAdaM.

    +Cam.+ I FEar wE are unDone.

    +Don A.+ don HeNRique!

    +Por.+ I'm dead IF he proceed, but HOw TO HiNDer hIm----

    +DOn A.+ Here's a laDy wiTH youR sisTEr porCIa----

    +Don h.+ Yes, sIr, i SeE Who 'tis.

    +Don A.+ Since you kNoW her, siR, you wIll the easier
    EXcuse my bolDNESs.

    +Don H.+ BoLdneSS! iN What, sir?

    +Don A.+ To hAve beEn th' occasiON of your fIndinG her
    Here With your sISTer at thiS tiMe o' Th' nIghT.

    +dOn h.+ Lord, sir, what dO YOu meAn?

    +don A.+ TheRe wAs in truTh sUch A neCesSiTy in it,
's sister.              [_ Aside._
   O b les s'd  m ista ke,so luckily con t inu' d!

    +Cam.+ I am by  hispe r miss i on  mist ress he r e;   An dsin ce th at Iampleas'd , sir, 'ti s e no ugh,
    Wit h ou t our trou bli ng him withthe  accou nt 
  Of h ersad s tory.    +D on A.+ Tr ue ,  madam ,  as toh e rrece ption here;
    B u ty et 'twere very  fit h ek ne w ittoo ,
    That  w e mig h t serve ou r s e lve s  of his advic e
    And c r edi t forth isl ady'sservi ce . 

                     _ Enter+ Don Hen r ique+._ 

   +Do n H .+ T h ou gh  Idi d  pr o mi set hecorregid or 
   No t to s t i r fr omhishouse  till his ret urn ,
  Ye t I c ouldnotob tainit ofmysel f;                      [_Asi de. _   I 'm so impati ent  to  unfold  the ri d dle 
Of  Don Antonio's see in g of  my sist er,
  A nd entertai ni ngheri n  herownl od gings.
   I s h al lnot now  b e long  i ' t h'dark. O he avens!       [_ He se e s her._
    'T i s she herself ,  a n d  C a mill a w ith her.
   We r e al l my se rva n ts ma d, or  a l la greed
    T' abuseme  in af firmi ng she was fl ed?
    Bu t D on Carlo s, w a sh e mad too to s wear    That h e  had tra c'd h er to an other hou s e ?
    Ce rta inl y I  or t he y must be pos s e ss'd ,    Orsom e encha ntm ent  re ign swithin th ese wall s. 
  +Do n A.+ O, hereco mes  D onHenri q ue: no w I'l l ac qu ai n t h im
   W it h your  s ad  sto ry,  m adam. 

  +C am.+ Ifear we a reu ndon e. 
    +Do n A.+ Don Hen ri que!

   +P or. + I'md e ad if he  proceed, but how to hi n der him --- -

   +D on A.+ He re' s a la dyw ith yo ur sis ter P or cia - - --

 + Don  H .+ Yes, si r ,  Isee w ho  'ti s.

   +Don A.+ Since yo u  kn ow her, sir,you  wil l th e e a si e r
 Exc u s e my boldness.
    +DonH. +  B oldness! i n  wh at , sir?
    +D on A. +  To hav e been th ' occasio nof y o u r f inding her 
    Her e with yo u r sis t er  at t his  timeo'  th ' nig ht.

  + Don H .+ Lor d,  sir,whatdo  you mea n?

    +Don A.+ Therewas in  trut h s uch a nec ess i tyin it,
's sister._ _   _ __ __ [_Aside._
 _  O_bless'd mistake, so luckily_continu'd!

  __+Cam.+ I am by his permission mistress here;
    And since that_I_am pleas'd,_sir,_'tis_enough,
    Without_our troubling him with the_account
 _  Of her sad story.

  __+Don A.+ True,_madam, as to her reception here;
   _But yet 'twere very fit he_knew it too,
___ That we might_serve ourselves of his advice
 _  And credit for this_lady's service.

     _     _    _ _    __Enter +Don Henrique+._

_ _ +Don H.+_Though I did promise the corregidor
_  _Not to stir from his house_till_his return,
 ___Yet I_could not obtain_it_of myself;__     __      _   __  [_Aside._
 _  I'm so impatient_to unfold the riddle
  _ Of_Don Antonio's_seeing of my sister,
    And entertaining her in_her own lodgings.
   _I shall not now_be long_i'_th' dark. O_heavens!_ _   [_He sees her._
 _ _'Tis she herself, and Camilla with_her.
   _Were_all my servants mad, or all_agreed
    T' abuse_me in affirming she was_fled?
__  But Don Carlos,_was he mad too to swear
_  _That he had trac'd her to another_house?
_   Certainly I or_they_must be possess'd,
   _Or_some_enchantment reigns within these walls.

_   +Don A.+ O,_here comes Don Henrique: now I'll acquaint him
 _  With_your sad story, madam.

 ___+Cam.+ I fear we are undone.

    +Don_A.+ Don_Henrique!

  _ +Por.+ I'm dead if he proceed, but how to_hinder him----

    +Don A.+_Here's a lady with your sister Porcia----

    +Don_H.+ Yes, sir, I see who 'tis.

 _  +Don A.+ Since you know_her, sir, you will_the_easier
    Excuse my boldness.

____+Don H.+ Boldness!_in what, sir?

_  _+Don A.+_To have been_th' occasion_of your finding_her
_   Here with your sister at this time o' th' night.

    +Don H.+_Lord, sir, what do you mean?

_   +Don A.+_There_was in truth_such a necessity in_it,