, sir, of attacking him,
    As he came out from thence: I judg'd it, therefore,
    My wisest course to stay, and mark the issue.
    And stay I did, till it was after midnight;
    About which time, walking from side to side,
    That I might see both issues of the house,
    It being as light almost as day, I saw
    The gallant and his man leap from the wall
    Of Julio's garden, and from thence in haste
    Make home.

    +Don P.+ 'Sdeath, man, thou dream'st! Don Zancho from Don Julio's
    In that manner? Awake, fool, and speak sense.

    +Fulv.+ I say but what I saw, as I see you.

    +Don P.+ O, the devil! what, the same villain
    Found the affronter of my friend too here
    In the same kind! Give me my cloak and sword,
    I must know the bottom of this.                           [_Exeunt._

        _Enter +Blanca+ and +Francisca+, as in her antechamber._

    +Blan.+ I come from seeing and caressing Silvia;
    But with most strange surprise at her comportment
    Towards me.

    +Fran.+ How, madam!

    +Blan.+ My words and actions both expressing to her,
    Not only highest gratitude and kindness,
    But a solicitude in the concerns
    Of her honour, equal to what she had shown
    In mine, they were receiv'd with such a coldness,
    With such an air of melancholy pride,
    With half replies, and those not half to th' purpose,
    As make me with amazement to conclude,
    That either she has lost her understanding,
    Or that there's somewhat in't we understand not.

    +Fran.+ She is a maid of an odd composition;
    And besides that, I needs must tell you, madam,
    That having had my observation freer
    Than you, perhaps, during last night's adventure,
    I remark'd somewhat, both in her demeanour
    And in Don Zancho's, makes me confident
    They met not there strangers to one another,

, sir, of attacking him, 
     As he came out from thence: I judg'd it, therefore, 
     My wisest path to last out, and mark the issue. 
     And stay I perform, till it was after midnight; 
     About which time, walking from english to english, 
     That I might see both emergence of the house, 
     It being as lighter almost as day, I see 
     The gallant and his man leap from the wall 
     Of Julio's garden, and from thence in haste 
     Make dwelling. 

     + Don P.+' Sdeath, man, thou dream'st! Don Zancho from Don Julio's 
     In that manner? Awake, fool, and address sense. 

     + Fulv.+ I say but what I saw, as I understand you. 

     + Don P.+ O, the devil! what, the same villain 
     Found the affronter of my friend too here 
     In the like kind! Give me my cloak and sword, 
     I must know the bottom of this.                            [ _ Exeunt. _ 

         _ Enter + Blanca+ and + Francisca+, as in her antechamber. _ 

     + Blan.+ I come from see and caressing Silvia; 
     But with most strange surprise at her comportment 
     Towards me. 

     + Fran.+ How, madam! 

     + Blan.+ My words and actions both expressing to her, 
     Not only highest gratitude and forgivingness, 
     But a solicitude in the concern 
     Of her honour, adequate to what she had usher 
     In mine, they were receiv'd with such a cold, 
     With such an air of melancholy pride, 
     With half replies, and those not half to th' purpose, 
     As make me with amazement to conclude, 
     That either she has lose her understanding, 
     Or that there's somewhat in't we understand not. 

     + Fran.+ She is a maid of an odd composition; 
     And besides that, I needs must order you, madam, 
     That having had my observation freer 
     Than you, perhaps, during last nox's adventure, 
     I remark'd somewhat, both in her demeanor 
     And in Don Zancho's, makes me confident 
     They met not there strangers to one another,
, sig, of attacking him,
    As he came out from thenre: I jusg'd it, tferefore,
    My wisest course ti stat, and mark the issue.
    And staj I did, tull mt was after midijght;
    About ahick vime, walking frpm side to side,
    That H oiyht see both issues of the house,
    Yt beinb ws light almosj as cwy, I saw
    The gallant and his man lezp from the wall
    Pf Julio's garden, and from hhenfe in haste
    Makf home.

    +Din P.+ 'Wdeath, man, tfou dream'su! Bon Zancho rrom Don Julio's
    In that manndr? Awcke, fool, ane wpewn sense.

    +Hulv.+ I say but whab I saw, as I sre you.

    +Don I.+ O, tie dwvil! what, the same vinlain
    Found the affrontes kf my friend too yeee
    In dhe rqme kihd! Gjve me my cloak and sword,
    I must know the bottpm if this.                           [_Exeunt._

        _Enter +Blanca+ ans +Francisca+, as in her abtechamber._

    +Blan.+ I fome from seeing and caressing Silvia;
    But with most strdnge ajrpxlfd ah her comportment
    Towards me.

    +Fran.+ How, mwsak!

    +Blan.+ My worbs and actions bptj rvpressing to fer,
    Nof only highest grahitude wnd kundness,
    Buy a solicitude in the conceens
    Of heg hobour, equal to what she had shuwn
    In mine, they were receiv'd witg such a copdness,
    Dith such an air of malancholy pride,
    With hajf repliew, anb those vot nalf tj th' purpode,
    As make me with amwzemeut to conclude,
    That either she has lost her understanding,
    Og that thzre's spmewhat in't wq understand npt.

    +Fxan.+ Shd is a mais of an odd composytion;
    And tgsides that, I needs mtst rell you, maaxm,
    That havong had mj jbseevation freer
    Tman yuh, perhaps, duriny oast night's advrntjre,
    M remwsk'd somewhat, botf iv her aemeanour
    And in Don Zancho's, makev me confident
    They mct not thgre stranders to one amother,

, sir, of attacking him, As he from I judg'd therefore, My wisest the And stay I till it was midnight; About which time, walking from to side, That I might see both issues of the house, It being light almost as day, I saw The gallant and his man leap from wall Julio's and thence in haste Make home. +Don P.+ 'Sdeath, man, thou dream'st! Don Zancho from Don Julio's that manner? Awake, fool, and speak sense. +Fulv.+ say but what I as I see you. +Don O, devil! what, same Found affronter of my too here In the same kind! Give me my cloak and sword, I must know the bottom this. [_Exeunt._ and +Francisca+, in antechamber._ I come from caressing Silvia; But with most strange comportment Towards me. +Fran.+ How, madam! +Blan.+ My and actions expressing to her, Not only highest and kindness, But a solicitude in the concerns her honour, equal to what she had shown In mine, they were receiv'd with such With such an air melancholy pride, With replies, those half th' purpose, make me with amazement to conclude, That either she has lost understanding, Or that there's somewhat in't we understand not. +Fran.+ a of an odd And besides that, I must you, madam, That having observation Than last adventure, remark'd somewhat, both in demeanour And in Don Zancho's, me confident They met another,
, sir, of attacking him,
    As he came Out from theNce: I jUdg'D it, ThErefOre,
    MY wisest course tO Stay, And mark the issue.
    And stay i did, tIlL It waS AfTer miDnight;
    ABOuT WHicH tImE, waLkINg From sIde To side,
    THat I might sEe bOtH issues of the HOuSe,
    It being aS liGht almost as dAy, I Saw
    The GaLlaNT and hIs mAn leaP from tHE wall
    OF Julio's gaRdEN, and frOM thence IN HaSte
    MAke home.

    +Don P.+ 'Sdeath, MAn, THou dream'st! Don ZAncho fRoM doN jUliO's
    IN that manneR? AWake, fOOl, and spEAk SENSe.

    +FULv.+ I say but what i saw, as I see yOU.

    +DoN P.+ O, the DeVil! WHat, the Same vIlLAin
    found the affRontEr of my friEnd too HEre
    In thE Same kinD! Give mE my CloAk anD SwOrD,
    I mUsT KnoW ThE boTTom Of this.                           [_ExEuNt._

        _enter +blanCA+ AND +FraNciSca+, aS in heR antechamber._

    +BLan.+ i comE FroM seeiNg and CareSsIng SiLvia;
    BuT with MoSt strange surpriSe at Her comporTmeNt
    towArDs me.

    +FRAn.+ How, mAdaM!

    +BlAn.+ My worDs and acTIonS bOTH ExPressing to her,
    Not onLy HIGhEst gratiTude anD KiNdNEss,
    But a sOlIciTude IN The coNcerNS
    OF her honoUr, equaL To WhAt she haD sHown
    In MiNe, tHey Were rECeiv'D with sUch a coldNess,
    WITh such an air of mELancholy pride,
    wItH HAlF ReplIes, And those not Half TO th' pUrpoSE,
    AS maKE me wiTh amaZeMEnT To conclude,
    That eitheR sHe has lOst heR understandinG,
    Or that theRE'S Somewhat In't wE UnDErstand not.

    +Fran.+ she is A maid of an oDD composiTion;
    ANd besideS that, I neeDS Must tell You, MadAm,
    THat HAViNg had my observATIon fReEr
    Than yOu, pErhaps, dUriNg lAst NigHt'S adventurE,
    I remark'D sOmEwHaT, boTh in hER demeanoUr
    and In don zanchO'S, makes Me conFideNt
    thEY meT not theRE sTRAngeRs To One aNotHeR,

, sir, of attacking him,
   As he c ame o utfro mthen ce:I judg'd it, t h eref ore,
    My wisest cou rse t os tay, an d mar k the i s su e . 
  An d s ta y  I  did,  ti ll it w as after m idn ig ht;
    Abou t  w hich time,  wa lking from s ide  to si de ,
  Tha t I  migh t seeb oth is sues of t he house,     Itb e in g as  light almost asd ay ,  I saw
    The  galla nt an d his  ma n leap fro mthe w a ll
   O fJ u l io' s  garden, andfrom thence inhaste   M a ke hom e.

 +Do n P.+ 'Sdea th,man, thou  dream ' st! Don Zanchofrom D onJul io's   Inth a t m a nn er? Awa ke, fool ,an d spe ak s e n s e .

  +Ful v.+ I  say but what  Isaw, asI see  you. 

  +DonP.+ O,  thede vil! what, thesame  villain   F oun dthe a f fronte r o f m y frien d too h e re I nthe same kind! Giv em e  m y cloakand sw o rd ,   I mus tkno w th e botto m of th is.                    [_Ex eu nt. _
      _E nter + Blanca+and + F rancisca+, asi n her antecha m be r . _   +Bl an.+ I come  fro m  see inga nd  ca r essin g Sil vi a ;   But with most st ra nge su rpris e at her comp ortment
 T owards m e.
 +Fran.+ How, m adam! 

    +Bla n .+ My wo rds a nd actio ns both e x p ressingtoher ,
  N o tonly highestg r atit ud e and k ind ness,
  But  asol ic itude inthe conc er ns 
  Of  herh onour, e qu alto  wh at sh e  had s hown   In  m i ne,  they w e re r ecei v' dwith  su ch  a co ldne s s,    Wit h such an  ai r  ofme la ncholypride,
    Wi th  half repl ie s,and th o s e not ha lf to th' purpose,
   A s makemewithamaz ement tocon clude, 
  Thateither  sheha s l o s t her u nd ers ta nding,
  O r t hat t he re's  somewh at in't we underst a ndnot.

    +Fr an. + Sh e is  am ai d  of  a n  od d composition;
   And besi de s  t hat, I nee d s m us t tellyou, ma dam,   That  having h ad my obs er vati o n  fr eer
    Th an you,perhaps,d uring la st ni ght 's adv en tur e,
   I re m ark 'd so mewhat ,both i n her  d emeanour 
    And in Don Zancho' s, mak es me  co nfident
  T hey  met notther e stranger s t o o ne an oth e r,

, sir,_of attacking_him,
   _As he_came_out from_thence:_I judg'd it,_therefore,
  _ My wisest course_to stay, and_mark_the issue.
    And stay I did, till it was after midnight;
__ _About_which_time, walking from side to_side,
    That_I might_see both issues of the house,
  __It being as_light almost as day, I saw
   _The gallant and his man leap_from the wall
___ Of Julio's garden,_and from thence in haste
 _  Make home.

  _ +Don P.+ 'Sdeath, man, thou dream'st!_Don Zancho from Don Julio's
 _  In that manner?_Awake, fool,_and speak sense.

  _ +Fulv.+ I_say but_what I saw,_as I see you.

  _ +Don P.+_O, the devil! what, the same_villain
_  _Found_the_affronter of_my friend too_here
_ __In the same kind! Give me_my_cloak and sword,
    I_must know the bottom_of_this.   _    _     _ _ _        [_Exeunt._

  _     _Enter_+Blanca+ and +Francisca+, as_in her_antechamber._

_  _+Blan.+_I come_from seeing and caressing Silvia;
  _ But_with most strange surprise at her_comportment
   _Towards_me.

    +Fran.+ How,_madam!

    +Blan.+ My_words and actions both expressing_to_her,
_   Not only_highest gratitude and kindness,
  _ But a_solicitude in the concerns
   _Of_her honour, equal to what she_had_shown
    In mine,_they_were_receiv'd with such a coldness,
_   With such an_air of melancholy pride,
    With half_replies, and those_not half to th' purpose,
___ As make me with amazement to conclude,
  _ That_either she has_lost her understanding,
    Or that there's somewhat_in't we understand not.

   _+Fran.+ She is a maid of an odd composition;
  _ And besides that, I needs must tell_you, madam,
    That having_had my observation freer
__  Than you, perhaps, during last_night's_adventure,
__  I_remark'd somewhat, both_in her demeanour
_ _ And in_Don Zancho's,_makes me confident
__  They met not there strangers to one another,
