 that, once lodg'd there,
    She may be out of my friend's pow'r or mine
    Ever to get her thence, if it be known.
    It must not be. I have thought better on't.
                                               [_He pauses, and thinks._
    I will convey you to my brother-in-law's,
    A person of such quality and honour,
    As may protect and serve you with his credit:
    And there my wife may have the happiness
    T' accompany you, and pay the offices,
    Due to your virtue and distress'd condition:
    And, going to a house that's so much mine,
    Make account, madam, 'tis to your own home.
    Sancho, stay you here to attend Octavio,     [_Turning to +Sancho+._
    And guide him the next way to my apartment:
    Here is the key, I shall have little use on't,
    Having Ernesto waiting for me there.
    One word more, Sancho: let Octavio know
    'Tis my advice, that he come in a chair.
    He by that means may possibly escape
    Examination, if he should be met with.

    +Por.+ Flora, I pray, do you continue here,
    And if by any accident Octavio
    Should be hinder'd from coming after us,
    Observe his motions well, and where he fixes;
    Then return home, and I shall find some way
    Of sending to you to inform myself.

    +Flo.+ I shall not fail t' observe your orders, madam.

    +Don A.+ Madam, I am ready to attend you.

    +Por.+ Ah, cruel brother! ah, my dear Octavio!
    How am I tortur'd betwixt love and hate!

    +Don A.+ W' had better suffer than deserve our fate.
                                    [_Exit +Don Antonio+ and +Porcia+._

    +San.+ 'Tis no small compliment my master makes
    Your lady and her gallant, at this time
    O' th' night to quit his brother-in-law's, and leave
    So fair a bride as Porcia all alone.

    +Flo.+ What, is
that, once lodg'd there, 
     She may be out of my friend's pow'r or mine 
     Ever to get her thence, if it be known. 
     It must not be. I have think dependable on't. 
                                                [ _ He pauses, and thinks. _ 
     I will convey you to my buddy - in - law's, 
     A person of such quality and honour, 
     As may protect and service you with his credit: 
     And there my wife may have the happiness 
     thymine' accompany you, and pay the offices, 
     Due to your merit and distress'd condition: 
     And, going to a house that's so much mine, 
     produce account, madam,' tis to your own home. 
     Sancho, stay you here to serve Octavio,      [ _ Turning to + Sancho+. _ 
     And guide him the next means to my apartment: 
     Here is the key, I shall have small use on't, 
     have Ernesto waiting for me there. 
     One word more, Sancho: let Octavio know 
    ' Tis my advice, that he come in a electric chair. 
     He by that means may possibly escape 
     Examination, if he should be met with. 

     + Por.+ Flora, I pray, do you continue here, 
     And if by any accident Octavio 
     Should be hinder'd from coming after us, 
     Observe his motions well, and where he fixes; 
     Then return home, and I shall find some way 
     Of sending to you to inform myself. 

     + Flo.+ I shall not fail t' observe your orders, madam. 

     + Don A.+ Madam, I am ready to serve you. 

     + Por.+ Ah, barbarous brother! ah, my dear Octavio! 
     How am I tortur'd betwixt love and hate! 

     + Don A.+ W' had well suffer than deserve our fate. 
                                     [ _ Exit + Don Antonio+ and + Porcia+. _ 

     + San.+' Tis no small compliment my overlord draw 
     Your lady and her gallant, at this meter 
     O' th' night to quit his brother - in - law's, and leave 
     then fair a bride as Porcia all alone. 

     + Flo.+ What, is
 thwt, once lodg'd there,
    Sme may be out of my frixnd's pos'r or mive
    Ever to get her thence, id it ve known.
    It must nog be. I hane thoughr beuter on't.
                                               [_He pauves, and thinks._
    N will convey you to my brother-in-law'f,
    A legson of such qoalitj wnd gonour,
    As may protect and serve you wiuh his credit:
    Amd there my wife may have hhe jappiness
    T' acclmpany you, qnd [qy the officds,
    Due uo your virtoe and distress'd condition:
    Ana, goiug to a houwe thwj's so much mmne,
    Make accounb, madam, 'tis to your own home.
    Sabcho, stay you here to attend Octavio,     [_Turning tk +Sancho+._
    And gyiee hik tha nebr wxy uo ky apartlenv:
    Here ia the key, I shall have little isq on't,
    Havinf Erneftj waiting for me there.
    One word more, Sahcho: let Octavio know
    'Tis my advice, that je come ig a chair.
    He by that means may possibly escape
    Eeaoincblon, kd je should be met with.

    +Por.+ Flora, I pray, do rku cpntinue here,
    And if by ajy wccident Octaxio
    Shkuld be hinder'd frlm comigg afrer us,
    Obsrrve his motions well, and wyere he fixef;
    Then return hole, and I shcll fimd soke way
    Of sending to you to inform lyself.

    +Wlo.+ I shall not waik d' observt your orders, madai.

    +Don E.+ Madcm, I am feadi to ateend you.

    +Por.+ Ah, cruel brother! aj, my bear Mctavio!
    How am I tortur'd betwixt love eid hate!

    +Dom D.+ W' had betcer sunfer than deserde our fate.
                                    [_Exit +Dog Antonio+ and +Korcia+._

    +San.+ 'Tis no fmalo conplimeng my master makrs
    Youg jady and her gallant, ab thir time
    O' th' nnyhu ro quit his brpthdr-ig-lww'x, wtd leave
    Vo fxir s briae as Porcic xll slone.

    +Flo.+ What, is
that, once lodg'd there, She may be my pow'r or Ever to get known. must not be. have thought better [_He pauses, and thinks._ I will you to my brother-in-law's, A person of such quality and honour, As may and serve you with his credit: And there my wife may have the T' you, pay offices, Due to your virtue and distress'd condition: And, going to a house that's so much Make account, madam, 'tis to your own home. stay you here to Octavio, [_Turning to +Sancho+._ And him next way my Here the key, I have little use on't, Having Ernesto waiting for me there. One word more, Sancho: let Octavio know my advice, come in chair. by means may possibly if he should be met with. pray, do you continue here, And if by accident Octavio be hinder'd from coming after us, his motions well, and where he fixes; Then home, and I shall find some way Of sending to you to inform myself. +Flo.+ not fail t' observe orders, madam. +Don Madam, am to you. +Por.+ cruel brother! ah, my dear Octavio! How am I tortur'd betwixt and hate! +Don A.+ W' had better suffer than deserve [_Exit Antonio+ and +Porcia+._ 'Tis no small compliment master Your lady and her this O' quit brother-in-law's, leave So fair a as Porcia all alone. +Flo.+ is
 that, once lodg'd there,
    She may bE out of my frIend's Pow'R or MiNe
    EvEr to Get her thence, if IT be kNown.
    It must not be. I have thOught BeTTer oN'T.
                                               [_HE pausEs, and thINkS._
    i WilL cOnVey YoU To My broTheR-in-law's,
    a person of sUch QuAlity and honoUR,
    AS may protecT anD serve you witH hiS crediT:
    ANd tHEre my WifE may hAve the HAppineSs
    T' accompAnY You, and PAy the ofFICeS,
    Due To your virtue and diSTrESs'd condition:
    AnD, going To A HoUSE thAt's So much mine,
    maKe accOUnt, madaM, 'TiS TO YouR Own home.
    Sancho, Stay you here TO atTend OcTaVio,     [_tUrning To +SanChO+._
    and Guide him the Next Way to my apArtmenT:
    here is tHE key, I shAll havE liTtlE use ON't,
    haVinG ERNesTO wAitINg fOr me therE.
    ONe Word mOre, SANCHO: let octAvio Know
    'TIs my advice, thaT he Come IN a cHair.
    HE by thAt meAnS may pOssiblY escaPe
    examination, if he ShouLd be met wiTh.

    +POr.+ floRa, i pray, DO you coNtiNue Here,
    And If by any ACciDeNT oCtAvio
    Should be hinder'D fROM cOming aftEr us,
    ObSErVe HIs motionS wEll, And wHERe he fIxes;
    tHeN return hOme, and i ShAlL find soMe Way
    Of sEnDinG to You to INforM myselF.

    +Flo.+ I shaLl not FAil t' observe youR Orders, madam.

    +DoN a.+ MADAm, i Am reAdy To attend you.

    +por.+ AH, CrueL broTHeR! ah, MY dear octavIo!
    hOw AM I tortur'd betwixt lovE aNd hate!

    +don A.+ W' Had better suffEr than deseRVE Our fate.
                                    [_EXit +DON ANTonio+ and +Porcia+._

    +san.+ 'TiS no small coMPliment mY mastEr makes
    YOur lady anD HEr gallanT, at ThiS tiMe
    O' TH' NiGht to quit his bROTher-In-Law's, and LeaVe
    So faiR a bRidE as porCiA all alone.

    +flo.+ What, iS
 that, once lodg'd there,    She ma y beout  of  m y fr iend 's pow'r or mi n e
   Ever to get her then ce, i fi t be kn own.    Itm us t not  b e.  Iha v ethoug htbetteron't.
                                       [_ Hepauses ,and think s._ 
   I will convey  you to m yb rother - in-law' s , 
   A  person of such q u al i ty and honour, 
    A sm ay p rot ect  and serve  y ou wi t h his c r ed i t : 
  And there my  wife may h a vethe ha pp ine s s
   T' ac co m pan y you, andpaythe offic es,
  Due to your vi rtue a nddis tres s 'd  c ond it i on:    A n d,going to  a  h ousethat ' s s o mu chmine ,
   Make account , m adam ,  't is to  your  own  h ome.    Sa ncho,  s tay you here to  att end Octav io,    [_ Turni n g to + San cho +._
   And gu i dehi m t he  next way to my ap ar t m en t:
    H ere is th ek ey, I sh al l h avel i ttleuseo n' t,
    H avingE rn es to wait in g forme  th ere .
  Oneword m ore, San cho:l et Octavio kno w 
    'Tis mya dv i c e, that  he  come in achai r .
   He by  th a t mea ns ma yp os s ibly escape
    Exa mi nation , ifhe should bemet with.  +Por.+  Flo r a, I pray, do you  cont inue here,     Andif by  any acc ident Oct a v io
    S hou ldbehin d e r' d from coming a fter  u s,
   Obs erve hi s m oti ons  we ll , and whe re he fi xe s; 
  Th en re t urn home ,and  I  sh all f i nd som e way 
   O fs end ing toy ou t o in fo rm  mys elf .
   +Flo . + I  shallnot failt'o bser ve  y our ord ers, madam.
   +Don A.+  M ada m, I a m ready to  attend you.

    +Por. +  Ah, cr uel  brot her!  ah, my d ear  Octav io!     Ho w am I  tort ur 'db e twixt l ov e a nd  hate!

 +Do n A.+  W ' ha d bette r suffer than dese r veour fate.
                    [_Exit +Don  Antonio+an d  + Porcia+._   + San.+ ' Tis nosmall complim ent my ma ster make s   Y o urlady and h er galla nt, at th i s tim e 
   O'  th ' nigh ttoquithis br o the r-in- law's,  a nd lea ve
  So faira bride as Porcia all a lone.
   +Fl o.+ What,  is 
 that,_once lodg'd_there,
   _She may_be_out of_my_friend's pow'r or_mine
  _ Ever to get_her thence, if_it_be known.
    It must not be. I have thought better on't.
__ ___    _    _ _       __  _        _     _  [_He_pauses,_and_thinks._
   _I will convey you to my_brother-in-law's,
    A person_of such quality and honour,
  _ As may protect and serve_you with his credit:
 _ _And there my wife may_have the happiness
_ _ T' accompany_you, and pay the offices,
 _  Due_to your virtue and distress'd condition:
__  And,_going_to_a house_that's so much_mine,
_ __Make account, madam, 'tis to your_own_home.
    Sancho, stay you_here to attend Octavio,__   [_Turning_to +Sancho+._
   _And guide him the next way_to my_apartment:
 _  Here is the key, I shall have little use_on't,
    Having Ernesto_waiting for me there.
_ __One word more,_Sancho:_let Octavio_know
    'Tis my advice,_that he_come in a chair.
  _ He by that_means_may possibly escape
   _Examination, if he should be met_with.

    +Por.+_Flora,_I_pray, do you continue here,
_   And if by_any accident Octavio
_   Should be hinder'd from_coming_after us,
    Observe_his_motions well, and where he fixes;
___ Then return home, and_I shall find some way
 _  Of sending to you to inform myself.

_  _+Flo.+ I shall not fail_t'_observe_your orders, madam.

    +Don A.+ Madam, I_am ready_to attend you.

_   +Por.+ Ah, cruel brother! ah, my dear_Octavio!
    How am I_tortur'd betwixt love and hate!

    +Don A.+ W'_had better suffer than deserve our fate.
 _      _   __      ____  _  _  _ _ [_Exit +Don_Antonio+ and_+Porcia+._

  __+San.+ 'Tis no small compliment my master makes
    Your lady and her gallant, at this_time
    O' th'_night to quit his brother-in-law's,_and_leave
  _ So fair a_bride as Porcia all alone.

   _+Flo.+ What, is