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rnando_, and _Gaspero_.] Arcanes: My Lord-- Cassilanes: _Arcanes_, I know them both: _Fernando_, as you are A man of greatness, I should under-value The right my sword hath fought for, to observe Low-fawning complements, but as you are A Captive and a stranger, I can love you, And must be kind. You are welcom. Fernando: 'Tis the all Of my ambition. Gaspero: And for proof how much He truly honours your heroick vertues, The Senate on his importunity, Commend him to your Lordships guard. Cassilanes: For what? Gaspero: During the time of his abode in _Candy_, To be your houshold guest. Fernando: Wherein my Lord, You shall more make me debtor to your nobleness, Than if you had return'd me without ransom. Cassilanes: Are you in earnest Sir? Fernando: My sute to the Senate Shall best resolve you that. Cassilanes: Come hither Secretarie, Look that this be no trick now put upon me: 267] For if it be--Sirrah-- Gaspero: As I have troth (My Lord) it only is a favour granted Upon _Fernando's_ motion, from himself: Your Lordship must conceive, I'de not partake Ought, but what should concern your honour; Who Has been the prop, our Countries shield, and safety, But the renowned _Cassilane_? Cassilanes: Applause? Is _Gaspero_--puff--nothing--why, young Lord, Would you so much be sequester'd from those That are the blazing Comets of the time, To live a solitary life with me? A man forsaken? all my hospitality Is now contracted to a few; these two, The tempest-wearied Souldier, and this Virgin; We cannot feast your eyes with Masques and Revels, Or Courtly Anticks; the sad Sports we riot in, Are tales of foughten fields, of Martial scars, And things done long ago, when men of courage Were held the best, not those well-spoken Youths, Who only carry Conquest in their tongues: Now stories of this nature are unseasonable To entertain a great Duke's Son with. Fernando: Herein Shall my Captivity be made my happiness, Since what I lose in freedom, I regain (With int'rest) by conversing with a Souldier, So matchless for experience, as great _Cassilane_:
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