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sently; You cannot doe your Son so fair a favour. _Ant_. 'Tis my intent: I'le see ye march away too. Come, get your men together presently, _Leontius_, And press where please you, as you march. _Leo_. We goe Sir. _Ant_. Wait you on me, I'le bring ye to your command, And then to fortune give you up. _Dem_. Ye love me. [_Exit._ _Leo_. Goe, get the Drums, beat round, Lieutenant. _Lieu_. Hark ye, Sir, I have a foolish business they call marriage. _Leo_. After the wars are done. _Lieu_. The partie staies Sir, I have giv'n the Priest his mony too: all my friends Sir, My Father, and my Mother. _Leo_. Will you goe forward? _Lieu_. She brings a pretty matter with her. _Leo_. Half a dozen Bastards. _Lieu_. Some fortie Sir. _Leo_. A goodly competency. _Lieu_. I mean Sir, pounds a year; I'le dispatch the matter, 'Tis but a night or two; I'le overtake ye Sir. _Leo_. The 2 old legions, yes: where lies the horse-quarter? _Lieu_. And if it be a boy, I'le even make bold Sir. _Leo_. Away with your whore, A plague o' your whore, you damn'd Rogue, Now ye are cur'd and well; must ye be clicketing? _Lieu_. I have broke my mind to my Ancient, in my absence, He's a sufficient Gentleman. _Leo_. Get forward. _Lieu_. Only receive her portion. _Leo_. Get ye forward; Else I'le bang ye forward. _Lieu_. Strange Sir, A Gentleman and an officer cannot have the liberty To doe the office of a man. _Leo_. Shame light on thee, How came this whore into thy head? _Lieu_. This whore Sir? 'Tis strange, a poor whore. _Leo_. Do not answer me, Troop, Troop away; do not name this whore again, Or think there is a whore. _Lieu_. That's very hard Sir. _Leo_. For if thou dost, look to't, I'le have thee guelded, I'le walk ye out before me: not a word more. [_Exeunt_. _SCENA V._ _Enter_ Leucippe, _and_ Governess. _Leu_. Ye are the Mistris of the house ye say, Where this young Lady lies. _Gov_. For want of a better. _Leu_. You may be good enough for such a purpose: When was the Prince with her? answer me directly. _Gov_. Not since he went a warring. _Leu_. Very well then: What carnal copulation are you privie to Between these two? be not afraid, we are women, And may talk thus amongst our selves, no harm in't. _Gov_. No sure, there's no harm in't, I conceive that; But truly, that I ever knew the Gentlewoman Otherwise given, than a hopefull Gentlewoman--
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