If  duly  taught ;  but,  in  one  word,  if  I
HaTe  an  accuaer,  let  it  be  a  man
Worthy  to  be  ao  of  a  man  like  me.
I  am  your  equal.
atnL  Tou!

Gab,  Ay,  sir;  and,  for

▲ught  that  you  know,  superior ;  but  prooeejfc
I  do  not  ask  for  binta,  and  surmises,
And  ehcnmstance,  and  proofs ;  I  know  enough
Of  what  I  haTe  done  for  you,  and  what  you  owe  me
To  haTe  at  least  waited  your  payment  rather
Than  paid  myself,  had  I  been  eager  of
Tour  gold.    I  also  know  that  were  I  eren
The  TiUain  I  am  deem'd,  the  senrice  render'd
So  recently  would  not  permit  you  to
Pursue  me  to  the  death,  except  through  shame.
Such  aa  would  leaTo  your  scutcheon  but  a  blank.
But  this  is  nothing ;  I  demand  of  you
Justioe  upon  your  uivjust  serrants,  and
From  your  own  Ups  a  disaTowal  of
AH  sanction  of  their  insolence :  thus  much
Tou  owe  to  the  unknown,  who  asks  no  more.
And  neTer  thought  to  haTe  ask'd  so  much.
Siral.  This  tone

Hay  be  of  innocence.
Gab,  'Sdeath !  who  dare  doubt  it,

Bxoept  such  Tillains  aa  ne'er  had  it  ?

Stral.  Tou

Are  hot,  sir.
Gab.  Must  I  turn  an  idde

Before  the  breath  of  menials,  and  th(*ir  master  ?

Sfiro/.  Ulric !  you  know  this  man ;  I  found  hhn  hi
Tour  company.
Gab  J  We  found  you  in  the  Oder
Would  we  had  left  you  there !

StraL  I  giTe  you  thanks,  Hr.
Chib.  I'tc  eam'd  them;  but  might  haTe  eam'd
more  from  others,
Ferohanoe,  if  I  had  left  you  to  your  fate.
BTsoirs  iroBxs.
Siral  TMc !  yeu  know  tUt  nkan  ?

OM.  Ko  more  thaa  yon  do.
If  he  aTOuehei  not  my  honor.
