Have been the cause of all my sad misfortunes,
    And still I see must be the cause of more.

    +Don J.+ Unhappy creature! how thou hast deceiv'd
    My prone persuasion of thy innocence!

    +Don Z.+ If that suffice not, sir, you have this ready
    To give you satisfaction.                  [_Holding out his sword._

    +Don F.+ Hell and furies!--but I will yet contain
    Myself, and see how far my friend will drive it.           [_Aside._

    +Don J.+ Stay, Don Zancho,
    And answer me one question. Is this night
    The first of your presuming thus to enter
    My house by stealth?

    +Don Z.+ The query is malicious;
    But I must thorough, as I have begun.                      [_Aside._

    +Blan.+ [_Aside to +Francisca+._] There was a question
        makes me tremble still.

    +Don Z.+ No, sir, it is not: I'll keep nothing from you.
    Last night upon the same occasion----

    +Don J.+ Hold! it suffices.

    +Fran.+ [_Aside hastily to +Blanca+._] All's safe, you see:
        for God's sake, let's away
    Ere Julio perceive us.
    Your presence here can serve for nothing, madam,
    But to beget new chances and suspicions.

                       [_Exeunt +Blanca+ and +Francisca+. +Don Fernando+
                                         rushes out, drawing his sword._

    +Don F.+ Yes, it suffices, Julio, to make
    This hand strike surer than it did before.

    +Elvira.+ Nothing was wanting to my misery,
    But his being here to overhear; but yet
    I must not suffer the same hand to kill him
    A second time, upon a greater error
    Than was the first.

        [_Aside. +Don Fernando+ making at +Don Zancho+; +Elvira+
            steps between, and +Julia+ also offers to stay him._

    +Don F.+ [_Striving to come at +Don Zancho+._]
    Strive to protect your gallant from me
Have been the cause of all my sad misfortunes, 
     And still I visualize must be the lawsuit of more. 

     + Don J.+ Unhappy creature! how thou hast deceiv'd 
     My prone persuasion of thy innocence! 

     + Don Z.+ If that suffice not, sir, you own this ready 
     To give you atonement.                   [ _ accommodate out his sword. _ 

     + Don F.+ Hell and furies!--but I will yet incorporate 
     Myself, and see how far my friend will tug it.            [ _ Aside. _ 

     + Don J.+ Stay, Don Zancho, 
     And answer me one doubt. Is this night 
     The first of your presuming thus to enter 
     My house by stealth? 

     + Don Z.+ The question is malicious; 
     But I must thorough, as I have begun.                       [ _ Aside. _ 

     + Blan.+ [ _ Aside to + Francisca+. _ ] There be a question 
         makes me tremble however. 

     + Don Z.+ No, sir, it is not: I'll keep nothing from you. 
     concluding night upon the same occasion---- 

     + Don J.+ Hold! it suffices. 

     + Fran.+ [ _ Aside hastily to + Blanca+. _ ] All's dependable, you see: 
         for God's sake, let's away 
     Ere Julio perceive us. 
     Your presence here can serve for nothing, madam, 
     But to beget new probability and suspicion. 

                        [ _ Exeunt + Blanca+ and + Francisca+. + Don Fernando+ 
                                          rushes out, drawing his sword. _ 

     + Don F.+ Yes, it suffices, Julio, to make 
     This hand strike surer than it did before. 

     + Elvira.+ Nothing was desire to my misery, 
     But his being here to overhear; but yet 
     I must not hurt the like bridge player to kill him 
     A second time, upon a greater error 
     Than was the first. 

         [ _ Aside. + Don Fernando+ making at + Don Zancho+; + Elvira+ 
             step between, and + Julia+ also offers to stay him. _ 

     + Don F.+ [ _ Striving to come at + Don Zancho+. _ ] 
     Strive to protect your squire from me
Havf been the cause of all oy sad misfortuuws,
    End stiml I see must be the cause of more.

    +Eon J.+ Unhappy creature! how ghou hast deceiv'd
    Nt prone pecauasion of thg innmrence!

    +Don Z.+ Lf that sufxice not, sir, ymu hcve this ready
    To give you satisfwction.                  [_Holcyng klt his sword._

    +Don F.+ Hell and ruries!--blt I will yet conyain
    Myself, and see how far my friend will drlve it.           [_Aside._

    +Dov J.+ Stay, Don Zancho,
    And answer me one question. Is ghis uight
    Thg rigvt of your 'resumpng thus to ekner
    Ky housr by stealth?

    +Dmn Z.+ The query is malicimus;
    But I must jhorough, av N have begun.                      [_Askee._

    +Glen.+ [_Zside ho +Hrancisca+._] Tgere was a wuestion
        makts iv tremble stiml.

    +Qog Z.+ No, sir, it is not: I'll keep nothing fgom gou.
    Last night upon rhe same occasion----

    +Fon J.+ Holq! it suffices.

    +Fran.+ [_Aside hastily to +Blanca+._] All'v safx, hou sce:
        for God's sake, let's away
    Ere Julio perceybe ux.
    Your prescnce here can servr vot nothing, madao,
    Bbf fo beget new chancfs and fuspixions.

                       [_Exeunt +Blancq+ and +Francifxa+. +Don Fernando+
                                         rusher ouf, drawing hls sword._

    +Don F.+ Yes, it sjffpces, Julio, to make
    This hanq strike wurex than ig dic befowe.

    +Elviga.+ Nobving was wanting tl my livery,
    Buh his being here to overhear; buv yet
    I muxt non suffer che sake hand to kijl him
    A seeond timz, upon a greater error
    Than was the first.

        [_Aside. +Doi Fernandj+ majing at +Don Xancho+; +Elvira+
            steps berween, and +Julia+ alxo urfers to stay hno._

    +Don F.+ [_Strivong to clmx at +Qmn Zancho+._]
    Strkve yo prutect your naluant from me
Have been the cause of all my And I see be the cause creature! thou hast deceiv'd prone persuasion of innocence! +Don Z.+ If that suffice sir, you have this ready To give you satisfaction. [_Holding out his sword._ F.+ Hell and furies!--but I will yet contain Myself, and see how far friend drive [_Aside._ J.+ Stay, Don Zancho, And answer me one question. Is this night The first of your thus to enter My house by stealth? +Don The query is malicious; I must thorough, as I begun. +Blan.+ [_Aside +Francisca+._] was question makes me still. +Don Z.+ No, sir, it is not: I'll keep nothing from you. Last night upon the occasion---- +Don it suffices. [_Aside to All's safe, you God's sake, let's away Ere Julio presence here can serve for nothing, madam, But beget new and suspicions. [_Exeunt +Blanca+ and +Francisca+. Fernando+ rushes out, drawing his sword._ +Don F.+ it suffices, Julio, to make This hand strike surer than it did before. +Elvira.+ Nothing to my misery, But being here to but I not the same to kill him A second time, upon a greater error Than the first. [_Aside. +Don Fernando+ making at +Don Zancho+; +Elvira+ and also offers to him._ +Don F.+ [_Striving come +Don Zancho+._] Strive to gallant me
Have been the cause of all my saD misfortunEs,
    And StiLl I SeE musT be tHe cause of more.

    +DON J.+ UnHappy creature! how thou haSt decEiV'D
    My pROnE persUasion oF ThY INnoCeNcE!

    +DoN Z.+ iF tHat suFfiCe not, siR, you have thIs rEaDy
    To give you sATiSfaction.                  [_HoLdiNg out his sworD._

    +DoN F.+ Hell AnD fuRIes!--buT I wIll yeT contaIN
    MyselF, and see hoW fAR my friENd will dRIVe It.           [_AsIde._

    +Don J.+ Stay, Don ZanCHo,
    aNd answer me one qUestioN. IS ThIS NigHt
    THe first of yOuR presUMing thuS To ENTEr
    MY House by stealtH?

    +Don Z.+ The queRY is MaliciOuS;
    BuT i must tHorouGh, AS I hAve begun.                      [_AsiDe._

    +BlAn.+ [_Aside to +franciSCa+._] There WAs a quesTion
        maKes Me tRembLE sTiLl.

    +DOn z.+ no, sIR, iT is NOt: I'Ll keep noThInG from You.
    LAST NIght UpoN the Same oCcasion----

    +Don J.+ HoLd! iT sufFIceS.

    +Fran.+ [_aside HastIlY to +BlAnca+._] AlL's safE, yOu see:
        for God's sakE, let'S away
    Ere JUliO pErcEiVe us.
    YOUr presEncE heRe can seRve for nOThiNg, MADAm,
    but to beget new chancEs AND sUspicionS.

                       [_ExeunT +blAnCA+ and +FranCiSca+. +don FERNando+
                                         RushES oUt, drawinG his swORd._

    +doN F.+ Yes, it SuFfices, juLio, To mAke
    ThIS hanD strikE surer thAn it dID before.

    +Elvira.+ NOThing was wantiNG tO MY mISery,
    but His being herE to oVErheAr; buT YeT
    I mUSt not SuffeR tHE sAMe hand to kill him
    A secOnD time, uPon a gReater error
    ThAn was the fiRST.

        [_aside. +Don fernANdO+ Making at +Don ZanCho+; +ElVira+
            steps bETween, and +julia+ Also offeRs to stay hIM._

    +don F.+ [_StriVinG to ComE at +dON ZAncho+._]
    Strive to PROtecT yOur gallAnt From me
Have been the cause of all  my sad mi sfort une s,   An d st ill I see must be t he cause of more.

   +Don  J . + Un h ap py cr eature! ho w tho uha stde c ei v'd
  My pron e persuasi onof  thy innocen c e! 

    +Don  Z. + If that su ffi ce not ,sir ,  youhav e thi s read y 
    T o give yo us atisfa c tion.             [_Holding ou t  his sword._
    +D on F. + Hel l a nd furies! -- but I will ye t  c o n t ain     Myself, a nd see howf army fri en d w i ll dri ve it .        [_Asi de._ 

    +Do n J.+S tay, Do n  Zancho ,
   And  an swer me  o nequ e sti o n.  Is thi s night  The f irst o f your  pr esum ing t hus to enter   Myh ous e bysteal th?
   +D on Z.+  Thequ ery is maliciou s;
   But Imus ttho ro ugh,a s I ha vebeg un.             [_Aside._

    +Bl an . +  [ _Aside t o +Fra n ci sc a +._] The re  wa s aq u estio n
     makes  me tr e mb le  still. 
    +D on  Z. + N o, si r , it  is no t: I'llkeepn othing from yo u .
    Last ni g ht u po n  the  sa me occasion ---- 
   +Do n  J .+H old!it su ff i ce s .

    +Fran.+ [_As id e hast ily t o +Blanca+._]  All's saf e , you see: 
    for God's sak e, le t's away
  Ere Ju lio p erceiveus.
    Y o u r presen ceher e c ans e rv e for nothing , mada m, 
    Bu t t o beget  ne w c han ces  a nd suspic ions.

               [_E xe unt  + Bla nca+a nd +Fr ancis ca+.  + Do n  Fe rnando+                            rushes ou t,d rawi ng  h is swor d._

    +Don  F .+ Yes, it  s uff ices,J u lio, tomake
    This hand stri k e surer  th an it  did  before.
   +Elv ira . + Noth ing wa s wan ti ngt o  my m i s er y,   But hisb e ing  here  t o ov erhear;  but yet
    I mus t  no t suffer thesam e ha n d  t o k i ll him 
  A s econd time, upo n a greate re rr or
    Tha n  wa sthe fir st.

     [_Aside . +Don Fe rnando+ m ak inga t  +D on Zancho+ ; +Elvir a+
         s te ps be twe en, an d+Ju lia+also o f fer s tostay h im ._

   +Do nF.+ [_St riving to come at +DonZancho +._]   Strive t o p r ote ct your g alla nt from me 
Have been_the cause_of all my sad_misfortunes,
 __ And_still_I see must_be the cause_of more.

  _ +Don J.+_Unhappy_creature! how thou hast deceiv'd
    My prone persuasion of thy innocence!

__ _+Don_Z.+_If that suffice not, sir,_you have this ready
 _ _To give you satisfaction.    __  _        _[_Holding out his sword._

  _ +Don F.+_Hell_and_furies!--but I will yet_contain
    Myself, and_see how far my friend will_drive it.     _     [_Aside._

_   +Don J.+_Stay, Don_Zancho,
    And_answer me one_question. Is_this night
 _  The first of your_presuming thus to_enter
    My house_by_stealth?

  __+Don_Z.+ The_query is malicious;
__ _But_I must thorough, as I have_begun._      _   __   _    _[_Aside._

    +Blan.+ [_Aside_to +Francisca+._]_There was_a question
        makes me_tremble still.

    +Don_Z.+ No, sir, it_is not:_I'll_keep nothing from_you.
_ _ Last night upon the same occasion----

_ _ +Don J.+ Hold! it suffices.

_   +Fran.+_[_Aside_hastily to +Blanca+._] All's safe, you_see:
     _  for God's sake,_let's_away
_   Ere Julio_perceive us.
    Your_presence here can_serve for nothing, madam,
   _But_to beget new chances and suspicions.

__     ___    _     _  [_Exeunt +Blanca+ and +Francisca+. +Don Fernando+
 _  _    ___         _ _  _         _    rushes out, drawing_his sword._

    +Don F.+ Yes, it suffices, Julio,_to make
    This hand strike_surer than it did before.

  _ +Elvira.+ Nothing was_wanting_to my misery,
    But_his_being_here_to overhear; but_yet
  _ I must_not suffer_the same hand_to kill_him
  __A second time, upon a greater error
    Than was the first.

    _   [_Aside. +Don Fernando+_making at +Don Zancho+; +Elvira+
__  _   _   steps between, and +Julia+ also_offers to stay him._

    +Don F.+_[_Striving_to come_at +Don Zancho+._]
 _ _Strive to_protect your gallant_from me