Leid. Ile to the new raisd Soldiers And make them firme.
Giles. Ile muster up the Burgers And make them stand upon their guard.
Mod. For me Ile not be wanting.
Bar. Ile back to the Hage
And something there Ile doe that shall divert
The torrent that swells towards us, or sinck in it;
And let this Prince of Orange seat him sure,
Or he shall fall when he is most secure.
[Exeunt.
SCAENA 2.
Enter Holderus, Dutch-woemen and an English Gentlew.
1 D. W. Here come the Sisters: that's an English Gentlewoman, Let's pray for hir Conversion.
2 D. W. You are wellcom, Lady,
And your comming over hether is most happy;
For here you may behold the generall freedom
We live and traffique in, the ioy of woemen.
No emperious Spanish eye governes our actions,
Nor Italian jealouzie locks up our meetings:
We are ourselves our owne disposers, masters;
And those that you call husbands are our Servants.
3 D. W. Your owne Cuntry breedes ye hansom, maintaines ye brave,
But with a stubborne hand the husbands awe ye:
You speake but what they please, looke where they point ye,
And though ye have some libertie 'tis lymitted.