Per. I fear you have indeed.[Aside.
Fisc. And faithfully solicited your business; send but your wife to-morrow morning early, the money shall be ready.
Per. What if I come myself?
Fisc. Why ye may have it, if you come yourself, captain; but in case your occasions should call you any other way, you dare trust her to receive it.
Per. She has no skill in money.
Fisc. It shall be told into her hand, or given her upon honour, in a lump: but, captain, you were saying you did want; now I should think three hundred doubloons would do you no great harm; they will serve to make you merry on the watch.
Per. Must they be told into my wife's hand, too?
Fisc. No, those you may receive yourself, if you dare merit them.
Per. I am a Spaniard, sir; that implies honour: I dare all that is possible.
Fisc. Then you dare kill a man.