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tius, Lieutenant, Gent._ _1 Gent_. There's the door, Lieutenant, if you dare do any thing. _Leo_. Here's no man waits. _1 Gent_. H' as given a charge that none shall, Nor none shall come within the hearing of him: Dare ye go forward? _Lieu_. Let me put on my Skull first. My head's almost beaten into th' pap of an Apple. Are there no Guns i'th' door? _Leo_. The Rogue will do it. And yet I know he has no Stomach to't. _Lieu_. What loop-holes are there when I knock for stones, For those may pepper me? I can perceive none. _Leo_. How he views the Fortification. _Lieu_. Farewel Gentlemen, If I be kill'd-- _Leo_. We'll see thee buried bravely. _Lieu_. Away, how should I know that then? I'll knock softly. Pray heaven he speak in a low voice now to comfort me: I feel I have no heart to't:--Is't well, Gentlemen? Colonel, my Troop-- _Leo_. A little louder. _Lieu_. Stay, stay; Here is a window, I will see, stand wide. By ---- he's charging of a Gun. _Leo_. There's no such matter. There's no body in this room. _Lieu_. O 'twas a fire-shovel: Now I'll knock louder; if he say who's there? As sure he has so much manners, then will I answer him So finely & demurely; my Troop Colonel-- [knocks louder. _1 Gent_. Knock louder, Fool, he hears not. _Lieu_. You fool, do you. Do and you dare now. _1 Gent_. I do not undertake it. _Lieu_. Then hold your peace, and meddle with your own matters. _Leo_. Now he will knock. [Knocks louder. _Lieu_. Sir, Sir, will't please you hear Sir? Your Grace, I'll look again, what's that? _Leo_. He's there now. Lord! How he stares! I ne'r yet saw him thus alter'd: Stand now, and take the Troop. _Lieu_. Would I were in't, And a good horse under me: I must knock again, The Devil's at my fingers ends: he comes now. Now Colonel, if I live-- _Leo_. The Troop's thine own Boy. _Enter_ Demetrius, _a Pistol._ _Dem_. What desperate fool, ambitious of his ruine? _Lieu_. Your Father would desire ye, Sir, to come to dinner. _Dem_. Thou art no more. _Lieu_. Now, now, now, now. _Dem_. Poor Coxcomb: Why do I aim at thee? [_Exit._ _Leo_. His fear has kill'd him. _Enter Leucippe with a Bowl._ _2 Gent_. I protest he's almost stiff: bend him and rub him, Hold his Nose close, you, if you be a woman, Help us a little: here's a man near perish'd. _Leu_. Alas alas, I have nothing here about me. Look to my Bowl; I'
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