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DUKE D*ORMOND«

hnach them ! Wine ne'er comes to you amiss.
[Exit.
oouhtenaye.
f. Honk— do yoH call this being so much changed f
lerer mortal more untractable
he? What think you of his mood to-night?
I Be'fl absolutely savage with the spleen :
flnbragenx as a moody Englishman !

DE VALYILLE.
TU» 80 far does surpass all that Tve seen

Of bis past humours, that it baffles quite

All probable surmise. Or he's in love,

Offexed at heart by some untoward event.
Bf whom, do you know, was he called from hence

Sone half hour since ? I'll of our host enquire.
l^Rings. The master of the banquet^
ing'house entersJ]

DE TALVILLE.
That gentleman who now goes forth from hence.
Who was it sought for him some half hour past ?

HOST.
He was a priest : a friar mendicant.
Le Charier he is called.
M THE DUKE D*OKMOVD,

COURTBNATE foside).
This solves at once
The mys tery ! I will plot his rain hence !
He is dispatched to D^Ormond, as Pve learned.
On frequent emhassies, by that lean foe
To oar good mother church, that hng^not^
The canting- ColviDe* 'Tis a shrewd discovery,
And notably may work my purposes.
DE YALYILLE.
Who is this priest ? This same Le Charier ? Wh<
And what connection has he with Duke D^Ormond

COURTENATE.
