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u wou'd do, but I believe the Priest within has been so kind. _Ped._ How! my Sister married? _Will._ I hope by this time she is, and bedded too, or he has not my longings about him. _Ped._ Dares he do thus? Does he not fear my Pow'r? _Will._ Faith not at all. If you will go in, and thank him for the Favour he has done your Sister, so; if not, Sir, my Power's greater in this House than yours; I have a damn'd surly Crew here, that will keep you till the next Tide, and then clap you an board my Prize; my Ship lies but a League off the _Molo_, and we shall show your Donship a damn'd _Tramontana_ Rover's Trick. Enter _Belvile_. _Belv._ This Rogue's in some new Mischief-- hah, _Pedro_ return'd! _Ped._ Colonel _Belvile_, I hear you have married my Sister. _Belv._ You have heard truth then, Sir. _Ped._ Have I so? then, Sir, I wish you Joy. _Belv._ How! _Ped._ By this Embrace I do, and I glad on't. _Belv._ Are you in earnest? _Ped._ By our long Friendship and my Obligations to thee, I am. The sudden Change I'll give you Reasons for anon. Come lead me into my Sister, that she may know I now approve her Choice. [Exit _Bel._ with _Ped._ [_Will._ goes to follow them. Enter _Hellena_ as before in Boy's Clothes, and pulls him back. _Will._ Ha! my Gipsy-- Now a thousand Blessings on thee for this Kindness. Egad, Child, I was e'en in despair of ever seeing thee again; my Friends are all provided for within, each Man his kind Woman. _Hell._ Hah! I thought they had serv'd me some such Trick. _Will._ And I was e'en resolv'd to go aboard, condemn my self to my lone Cabin, and the Thoughts of thee. _Hell._ And cou'd you have left me behind? wou'd you have been so ill-natur'd? _Will._ Why, 'twou'd have broke my Heart, Child-- but since we are met again, I defy foul Weather to part us. _Hell._ And wou'd you be a faithful Friend now, if a Maid shou'd trust you? _Will._ For a Friend I cannot promise, thou art of a Form so excellent, a Face and Humour too good for cold dull Friendship; I am parlously afraid of being in love, Child, and you have not forgot how severely you have us'd me. _Hell._ That's all one, such Usage you must still look for, to find out all your Haunts, to rail at you to all that love you, till I have made you love only me in your own Defence, because no body else will love. _Will._ But hast thou no better Quality to recommend thy self by? _Hell._ Faith non
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