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Scæ. 4a.

Enter Pr. of Orange: Willm̄ Captaine: Leiuten̄nt &c.
Orange.
None of or Frends vpon the Portt? Is this the welcom
of such a Towne, so bound in preservation
to vs, and ours?

2 Cap.
the Prince is sadly angry.

Leiut.
can ye blame him Captaine, when such a den of dog-Whelps
are fosterd here against him: you will rouse anon:
there are old Companies sure, honest, and faithfull
—Enter Capn. on ye walls.
that are not poysond with this ranck infection:
now they appeare Sir:

1. Cap.
Will your Grace please to enter?

Or.
and thanck ye too,

1. Cap.
the Port is open for ye

Or.
you see my nomber.

1. Cap.
but I hope 'tis more Sir?

Or.
theis must in first.
'twill breed a good securitie

1. Cap.
we stand all ready for yor Grace,

Or.
we thanck ye.

1. Cap.
What Companies come on, Sir?

Or.
three Troope of horse,
that will be with ye presently: keepe strong the Port

1. Cap.
enter when please yor Grace: we shall stand sure Sir

—Exeunt/