 striving to get from her._

    Since, by this lady's interposing thus,
    You have thought fit our swords should pause awhile,
    It may (I think) consist enough with honour
    So far to seek your satisfaction, sir,
    As to remove mistakes. Know then, Don Julio,
    That, though I have presum'd upon your house,
    I have not wrong'd your honour: it is she,
    With whom you find me, that hath brought me hither;
    Her I have long ador'd, and, having got
    Intelligence that she was here conceal'd,
    My passion (I confess) transported me
    Beyond that circumspection and regard,
    Which men of quality use, and ought t' observe
    Towards one another's dwellings.

    +Don J.+ Good gods, what an adventure's here!
    Yet all
    Is well, so Blanca's honour be but safe.                   [_Aside._
    Sir, you surprise me much; can this be true?
                                                     [_To +Don Zancho+._

    +Blan.+ Francisca, heard you that? had ever man
    So ready a wit in such an exigent?                         [_Aside._

    +Don J.+ [to +Elvira+.] What say you, madam?

    +Fran.+ We're surer lost than ever, unless she
    Have wit and heart to take the thing upon her.             [_Aside._
    Madam, make signs to her, and earnestly.             [_To +Blanca+._
                            [_+Blanca+ makes earnest signs to +Elvira+._

    +Fran.+ [_aside to +Blanca+._] She looks this way,
        as if she comprehended
    Your meaning.

    +Elv.+ I understand her, and I know as well
    What mischief I may bring upon myself;
    But let Elvira still do generously,
    And leave the rest to fate. [_Aside._] Sir, since you press me,
                                                     [_To +Don Julio+._
    My humour ne'er could disavow a truth:
    Don Zancho's passion and transportments for me,
    Beyond all rules of temper and discretion,
    
striving to get from her. _ 

     Since, by this lady's interposing thus, 
     You have think fit our sword should pause awhile, 
     It may (I think) dwell enough with honour 
     indeed far to seek your satisfaction, sir, 
     As to get rid of mistakes. Know then, Don Julio, 
     That, though I suffer presum'd upon your house, 
     I have not wrong'd your honour: it is she, 
     With whom you witness me, that hath brought me hither; 
     Her I have long ador'd, and, having got 
     Intelligence that she was here conceal'd, 
     My passion (I concede) transported me 
     Beyond that circumspection and regard, 
     Which man of quality use, and ought t' observe 
     Towards one another's dwelling. 

     + Don J.+ Good gods, what an adventure's here! 
     even all 
     Is well, so Blanca's honor be but safe.                    [ _ Aside. _ 
     Sir, you surprise me a lot; can this be true? 
                                                      [ _ To + Don Zancho+. _ 

     + Blan.+ Francisca, heard you that? had ever man 
     So ready a brain in such an exigent?                          [ _ Aside. _ 

     + Don J.+ [ to + Elvira+. ] What say you, madam? 

     + Fran.+ We're surer lost than ever, unless she 
     Have wit and heart to take the thing upon her.              [ _ Aside. _ 
     Madam, do signs to her, and earnestly.              [ _ To + Blanca+. _ 
                             [ _ + Blanca+ makes dear signs to + Elvira+. _ 

     + Fran.+ [ _ aside to + Blanca+. _ ] She looks this direction, 
         as if she comprehended 
     Your meaning. 

     + Elv.+ I understand her, and I know as well 
     What maleficence I may bring upon myself; 
     But let Elvira still do generously, 
     And leave the rest to fate. [ _ Aside. _ ] Sir, since you press me, 
                                                      [ _ To + Don Julio+. _ 
     My humour ne'er could disavow a truth: 
     Don Zancho's mania and transportments for me, 
     Beyond all rules of pique and delicacy,
 stgiving to get from her._

    Since, by this lady's mnterpoaing thur,
    You have thought fit ouc swirds whould pause awhile,
    It may (I think) cinsiwr enough wmfh honomx
    Al fax vo seek your sajisfaction, shr,
    As to rekoxe mistakes. Know then, Don Julio,
    Thwt, thoubh I have presum'q uppg yohg mouse,
    I have not wrong'd your gonour: pt is she,
    With whom you find me, that hatj brlught me hither;
    Her I have lond ador'd, and, hxving got
    Intelligehce that she was here conceal'd,
    My passion (I cinffvs) transporved me
    Beyond tmst cirwumspecyion and regarc,
    Wyich men of quality uve, and ought t' obsgrve
    Tofaxds one another's dweloibgs.

    +Dot J.+ Eiod goss, wgat an adtenture's hede!
    Yet aol
    Is well, so Blsnsq's honour be gut sase.                   [_Aside._
    Sir, you surkrise me much; can this be trye?
                                                     [_To +Don Zancho+._

    +Blan.+ Frdncisra, hecvq tok that? had ever man
    So ready a wit in such zn eqigent?                         [_Axyde._

    +Don J.+ [jo +Elvixz+.] Shat say you, madam?

    +Frag.+ We'rw surer ljst yhan ever, unless she
    Havw wit and hecrt to take the thing upon her.             [_Aside._
    Madam, make sngns tk her, and ewrnestly.             [_To +Blxncs+._
                            [_+Blanca+ mekes zarnest rignx to +Ejvira+._

    +Fgan.+ [_aside to +Blanca+._] She pooks tvis way,
        as if she comprehended
    Bpur meaning.

    +Eln.+ I underftand her, and I knjw as well
    Chat misehief K may brinf upon kyself;
    Btt let Elvira dtill do genxrously,
    Ane leqve the fest to fate. [_Axide._] Sir, since you press me,
                                                     [_Eo +Dpn Bulio+._
    My vumojr vr'er cuuld disavoc x trith:
    Don Zancho's pdssikn and transportmemtf for me,
    Beyogd all rules pf temper and discgetioi,
    
striving to get from her._ Since, by interposing You have fit our swords (I consist enough with So far to your satisfaction, sir, As to remove Know then, Don Julio, That, though I have presum'd upon your house, I not wrong'd your honour: it is she, With whom you find me, that brought hither; I long ador'd, and, having got Intelligence that she was here conceal'd, My passion (I confess) transported Beyond that circumspection and regard, Which men of use, and ought t' Towards one another's dwellings. +Don Good what an here! all well, so Blanca's be but safe. [_Aside._ Sir, you surprise me much; can this be true? [_To +Don Zancho+._ +Blan.+ heard you ever man ready wit such an exigent? J.+ [to +Elvira+.] What say you, surer lost than ever, unless she Have wit heart to the thing upon her. [_Aside._ Madam, signs to her, and earnestly. [_To +Blanca+._ [_+Blanca+ earnest signs to +Elvira+._ +Fran.+ [_aside to +Blanca+._] She looks this way, as if she meaning. +Elv.+ I understand and I know well mischief may upon myself; let Elvira still do generously, And leave the rest to fate. Sir, since you press me, [_To +Don Julio+._ My humour disavow truth: Don Zancho's and transportments for me, all of temper and discretion,
 striving to get from her._

    Since, By this lady'S inteRpoSinG tHus,
    YOu haVe thought fit ouR SworDs should pause awhile,
    It mAy (I thInK) ConsISt EnougH with hoNOuR
    sO faR tO sEek YoUR sAtisfActIon, sir,
    AS to remove mIstAkEs. Know then, DoN juLio,
    That, thoUgh i have presum'd UpoN your hOuSe,
    I HAve noT wrOng'd yOur honOUr: it is She,
    With whOm YOu find ME, that haTH BrOughT me hither;
    Her I have LOnG Ador'd, and, having Got
    IntElLIgENCe tHat She was here CoNceal'D,
    my passiON (I CONFesS) Transported me
    beyond that cIRcuMspectIoN anD Regard,
    which MeN Of qUality use, anD ougHt t' observE
    TowarDS one anoTHer's dweLlings.

    +don j.+ GoOd goDS, wHaT an AdVEntURe'S heRE!
    YeT all
    Is weLl, So blancA's hoNOUR Be buT saFe.                   [_AsIde._
    SiR, you surprise mE muCh; caN ThiS be trUe?
                                                     [_To +DOn ZaNcHo+._

    +BlaN.+ FrancIsca, hEaRd you that? had eveR man
    so ready a wIt iN sUch An ExigeNT?                         [_Aside._

    +don j.+ [to +elvira+.] WHat say yOU, maDaM?

    +fRAn.+ we're surer lost than eVeR, UNlEss she
    HaVe wit aND hEaRT to take tHe ThiNg upON Her.             [_AsIde._
    MADaM, make sigNs to heR, AnD eArnestlY.             [_TO +BlancA+._
                            [_+BLanCa+ mAkes eARnesT signs To +Elvira+._

    +fran.+ [_aSIde to +Blanca+._] She LOoks this way,
        as IF sHE CoMPrehEndEd
    Your meaniNg.

    +ElV.+ i undErstANd Her, ANd I knOw as wElL
    whAT mischief I may bring uPoN myselF;
    But lEt Elvira still Do generousLY,
    aNd leave tHe reST tO Fate. [_Aside._] Sir, siNce yoU press me,
                                                     [_To +dOn Julio+._
    MY humoUr ne'er coUld disavoW A Truth:
    Don zanCho'S paSsiON AnD transportmenTS For mE,
    BEyond alL ruLes of teMpeR anD diScrEtIon,
    
 striving to get from her. _

    Sin ce, b y t his  l ady' s in terposing thus , 
   You have thought fitour s wo r ds s h ou ld pa use awh i le ,    I tmay  ( I  t hink)  co nsist e nough with  ho no ur
    So fa r  t o seek you r s atisfaction,  si r,
   A s t o  remo vemista kes. K n ow the n, Don Ju li o ,
   T hat, th o u gh  I h ave presum'd upon yo u r house,
    I  haveno t  w r o ng' d y our honour :it is she,
  W i t h  wh o m you find me , that hath bro ught m ehit h er;
   Her  I hav e long ador 'd,and, havi ng got     Int e lligenc e that  sh e w as h e re  c onc ea l 'd,    M y  pa ssion (I  c on fess)  tra n s p o rted  me 
   Beyo nd that circu msp ecti o n a nd re gard, 
   W hichmen of  qual it y use, and ough t t'  observe   T owa rd s one anothe r's  dw ellings .

   + Don  J . + Go od gods, what an a dv e n tu re's her e!
  Ye ta ll
    I swel l, s o Blanc a'sh on our be b ut saf e .              [ _As ide ._
  Sir , yousurprise  me m u ch; can this b e  true?
                                   [_To  +Don  Z a nc h o+._

    +Blan.+ F ra ncisca , hea rd you that?had ever m a n     So r eady aw it in such anexige nt?                     [_As ide._

 +Don J.+  [t o + Elv ira + . ]What say you, m adam ?
    +F ran .+ We'r e s ure r l ost  t han ever,  unlesssh e  Hav e wit and hear ttota kethe t h ing up on he r.        [_As i de . _ 
   M ad am,mak esigns  toh er,  and ea rnestly.       [_To +B lanca+._
                     [ _+Blanca + makes earnest signs t o  +Elvir a+. _

   +F ran.+ [_a sid e to + Bla n ca+._]  She l ooksth isw a y,
    a sif she com p r ehe nded   Yo ur mean ing.

    +Elv.+ I und erstand her,and  I k n o wasw el l 
  W hat m ischief I may b ring uponmy s el f;
    But let  E lvira s till do  gene r ously,    And l eave there st t o fat e. [_Aside ._] Sir,  since yo u  pres s  m e,
                                        [_ To  +Don Ju lio+._
    My humour ne 'er co uld d isa vow a tru th:    Don Zanc ho's  passion a ndtra nspor tme n ts fo r me , 
  B eyond  all rules oft em per a nd  discretion ,   
 striving_to get_from her._

  _ Since,_by_this lady's_interposing_thus,
  _ You have_thought fit our swords_should pause awhile,
__  It may (I think) consist enough with honour
    So_far_to seek_your_satisfaction,_sir,
    As_to remove mistakes. Know then,_Don Julio,
_   That, though I have presum'd_upon_your house,
 _  I have not wrong'd your honour: it_is she,
    With_whom you find_me,_that_hath brought me hither;
_   Her I have_long ador'd, and, having got
 _  Intelligence that she was here_conceal'd,
    My passion_(I confess) transported me
 _ _Beyond that circumspection and regard,
_  _Which men_of quality use,_and ought t' observe
  _ Towards one_another's dwellings.

    +Don_J.+_Good gods, what_an_adventure's_here!
 _  Yet_all
_ __Is well, so Blanca's honour be_but_safe.      _   __   _   [_Aside._
 _  Sir, you surprise me_much; can_this be_true?
          _     _   _ __  __ _      _ _     _   __   [_To +Don Zancho+._

_   +Blan.+ Francisca, heard_you that? had ever man
___ So ready a wit_in such an exigent?  _  _      __     __    [_Aside._

 ___+Don J.+ [to +Elvira+.] What_say you, madam?

   _+Fran.+ We're surer lost than ever, unless she
 _  Have_wit and heart to take_the_thing_upon her.        _ _  [_Aside._
_   Madam, make signs to her, and earnestly._      _     [_To +Blanca+._
    _       _      _   __   [_+Blanca+ makes earnest signs_to_+Elvira+._

__  +Fran.+_[_aside to +Blanca+._]_She looks this_way,
 _  _ _ as if_she_comprehended
    Your meaning.

    +Elv.+ I understand her, and I know as well
_   What mischief I_may bring upon myself;
 __ But let_Elvira still do generously,
_   And leave the rest to_fate. [_Aside._] Sir, since you press me,
  __ _   _ _ _  _ _ _ _      __        ____  _  _  _ [_To +Don_Julio+._
_   My humour ne'er_could disavow a_truth:
   _Don Zancho's passion and transportments for me,
   _Beyond all rules of temper and discretion,
    