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obb'd of it. [_Draws_. _Dia_. Oh, my dear _Bellmour_! [_All draw on_ Bellmour's side_--Diana _holds_ Bellmour, Celinda _runs between their Swords, and defends_ Bellmour; _Sir_ Tim. Sham, _and_ Sharp _draw, and run into several Corners, with signs of Fear_. _Friend_. Who art thou, that thus fondly guard'st his Heart? [_To_ Celinda. --Be gone, and let me meet it. _Cel_. That thou mayst do through mine, but no way else. _Friend_. Here are too many to encounter, and I'll defer my Vengeance. _Char_. Stay, Sir, we must not part so. [_Ex. Drawing at the same Door, that Sir_ Tim. _is sneaking out at_. Come back I say. [_Pulls in Sir_ Tim. Slave! Dost thou tremble?-- Sir _Tim_. Sir, I'm not the Man you look for-- By Fortune, _Sham_, we're all undone: He has mistook me for the fighting Fellow. _Char_. Villain, defend thy Life. Sir _Tim_. Who, I, Sir? I have no quarrel to you, nor no man breathing, not I, by Fortune. _Cel_. This Coward cannot be my Brother. [_Aside_. _Char_. What made thee draw upon my Brother? Sir _Tim_. Who, I, Sir? by Fortune, I love him--I draw upon him! _Char_. I do not wonder thou canst lye, for thou'rt a Coward! Didst not thou draw upon him? Is not thy Sword yet out? Did I not see thee fierce, and active too, as if thou hadst dar'd? Sir _Tim_. Why, he's gone, Sir; a Pox of all Mistakes and Masqueradings I say--this was your Plot, _Sham_. _Char_. Coward! Shew then thy Face. Sir _Tim_. I'll be hang'd first, by Fortune; for then 'twill be plain 'twas I, because I challeng'd _Bellmour_ last Night, and broke my Assignation this Morning. [_Aside_. _Char_. Shew thy Face without delay, or-- Sir _Tim_. My Face, Sir! I protest, by Fortune, 'tis not worth seeing. _Char_. Then, Sirrah, you are worth a kicking--take that--and that-- [_Kicks him_. Sir _Tim_. How, Sir? how? _Char_. So, Sir, so. [_Kicks him again_. Sir _Tim_. Have a care, Sir--by Fortune, I shall fight with a little more. _Char_. Take that to raise you. [_Strikes him_. Sir _Tim_. Nay, then I am angry, and I dare fight. [_They fight out_. _Lord_. Go, Ladies, see the Bride to her Chamber.
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