Ant. The same, sir: I was not so when you left me. Do you know who has thus abused me?
Duke. Not I, sir.
Ant. You promised to do me a courtesy.
Duke. Anything lies in my power.
Ant. Then, pray, will you bring me immediately to the duke?
Duke. Not as you are, I hope.
Ant. Yes, as I am: he shall see how I am wronged amongst them. I know he loves me, and will right me. Pray, sir, forbear persuasion to the contrary, and lead on. [Exeunt.
FOOTNOTES:
[345] See Milton's "Comus," l. 739, &c.
[346] So in "King Henry IV., Part I."—