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Gov. I do not certainly know it. My son, Captain Chief Alguacil, suspend in the quarters of the leading men [the music, etc.], that this good-for-nothing Güegüence may amuse the Royal Court with the tune of St. Martin.
(The tune of St. Martin is played, and they all dance around.)
Gov. Now, Güegüence, I am satisfied that they have caperings to amuse the Royal Court.
Güe. But I am not satisfied; and, Governor Tastuanes, my friend, Captain Chief Alguacil, might like to know how Don Forcico and Don Ambrosio can amuse the Royal Court, to the tune of Porto Rico.
Gov. My son, Captain Chief Alguacil, suspend in the quarters of the leading men [the music, etc.], that this good-for-nothing Güegüence may console [us] with the tune of Porto Rico.
(An ancient tune is played, and they all dance around.)
Gov. Now, Güegüence, I am satisfied that they have caperings to amuse the Royal Court.