Dub. If he does, thou deserv'st it.
Long. I dare you all to touch me, I'll not stand still,
What answer?
Orl. That thou hast done to Amiens
The office of a faithful friend, which I
Would cherish in thee, were he not my foe,
How ever since on honourable terms
He calls me forth, say I will meet with him,
And by Dubois e'r Sun-set make him know
The time and place, my swords length, and what ever
Scruple of circumstance he can expect.
Long. This answer comes unlookt for, fare you well,
Finding your temper thus, wou'd I had said less. [Exit.
Orl. Now comes thy love to the test.
Dub. My Lord, 'twill hold,
And in all dangers prove it self true Gold. [Exeunt.
Enter Laverdine, La-poop, Malicorn, servant.
Ser. I will acquaint my Lady with your coming.
Please you repose your selves here.
Mal. There's a Tester, nay, now I am a wooer, I must be bountiful.
Ser. If you would have two three-pences for it Sir, To give some of your kindred as you ride, I'll see if I can get them; we use not (tho servants) to take bribes. [Ex.